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No Contact Love (2020)
During the shelter in place entrepreneur Max London creates a virtual dating app for those looking for love from a distance. He creates an infomercial to introduce the world to his clients and a new way of finding love.
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During the shelter in place entrepreneur Max London creates a virtual dating app for those looking for love from a distance. He creates an infomercial to introduce the world to his clients and a new way of finding love.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Aretha Tatum
In Theaters:9/7/2020
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Runtime:7 minutes
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