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A womanizing janitor pretends to be a psychologist in order to impress a sophisticated woman, but gets trapped in his lie when he agrees to treat her sister who needs a private investigator more than a therapist.
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A womanizing janitor pretends to be a psychologist in order to impress a sophisticated woman, but gets trapped in his lie when he agrees to treat her sister who needs a private investigator more than a therapist.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Brian Ackley
In Theaters:4/14/2022
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Studio:Iris-Srata Productions
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