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Pink Nights (1985)

Danny is shy and always astonished how his friend Jeff can just walk up to a total stranger and say "Hi!". Even more astonishing that Danny meets three girls the next week and when his mother goes on vacation, one after the other shows up on his doorstep and they move in with him! However that's rather a problem for Danny, because, in love, he's just with one of them.
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Danny is shy and always astonished how his friend Jeff can just walk up to a total stranger and say "Hi!". Even more astonishing that Danny meets three girls the next week and when his mother goes on vacation, one after the other shows up on his doorstep and they move in with him! However that's rather a problem for Danny, because, in love, he's just with one of them.

Rating:PG
Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Phillip Koch
Written By:Phillip Koch
In Theaters:9/30/1985
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Film Police, Kostar Features

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