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Private Life (2021)
Private Investigator, Ray, is offered a job from a wealthy real estate agent to catch her husband cheating. However, accepting the assignment creates doubts involving his own relationship with his fiancee, Sarah.
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Private Investigator, Ray, is offered a job from a wealthy real estate agent to catch her husband cheating. However, accepting the assignment creates doubts involving his own relationship with his fiancee, Sarah.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Joe Cuozzo
In Theaters:7/18/2021
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Runtime:22 minutes
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