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Moving On (2015)
Imagine being awakened in the morning by a knock on your door, and opening it to find two movers hired by your girlfriend, with the dual purpose of breaking up with you and moving you out of your home.
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Imagine being awakened in the morning by a knock on your door, and opening it to find two movers hired by your girlfriend, with the dual purpose of breaking up with you and moving you out of your home.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Michael Spear, Marcia Fields
In Theaters:2/5/2015
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Runtime:11 minutes
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