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Novelties (2010)
Ian decides to purposely lose his cell phone in hopes that the girl of his dreams will pick it up and call him. As a result he meets Jill, yet the feelings are not mutual, and obsession with the rejection draws out a love note never given to a high school crush. While this occurs, Shery, a novelty newspaper creator, deals with a recovering drug user turned tattoo addict who wants his story printed.
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Ian decides to purposely lose his cell phone in hopes that the girl of his dreams will pick it up and call him. As a result he meets Jill, yet the feelings are not mutual, and obsession with the rejection draws out a love note never given to a high school crush. While this occurs, Shery, a novelty newspaper creator, deals with a recovering drug user turned tattoo addict who wants his story printed.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ken Cohen
In Theaters:5/1/2010
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Runtime:83 minutes
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