My Neighbor's Daughter (2016)
He remembered the girl next door since she was still in school. Only a few years apart, but she was way too young at the time. He comes back home for a visit and the neighbor girl is all grown up! And she wants your help while she studies for her test. I think she wants a bit more "cramming" then just her study!
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He remembered the girl next door since she was still in school. Only a few years apart, but she was way too young at the time. He comes back home for a visit and the neighbor girl is all grown up! And she wants your help while she studies for her test. I think she wants a bit more "cramming" then just her study!
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:8/2/2016
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Sinners
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