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Rendezvous (2006)

Burdened by a failing marriage, Bill (Randy Spears) decides to take a much needed break and travels abroad to find some peace in his chaotic world. But the chaos follows him when he wakes up to find a complete stranger in bed with him (Carmen Hart). With no recollection of who she is or how she got there, Bill awakens the resting beauty to sort out the details. As it turns out, the hotel was simply overbooked and not wanting to wake him, she simply crawled in bed. They agree to share the room and it's the start of a strange and bizarre friendship. But things aren't exactly as they seem and Bill's rollercoaster ride isn't over yet. In fact, the Rendezvous is just beginning...
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Burdened by a failing marriage, Bill (Randy Spears) decides to take a much needed break and travels abroad to find some peace in his chaotic world. But the chaos follows him when he wakes up to find a complete stranger in bed with him (Carmen Hart). With no recollection of who she is or how she got there, Bill awakens the resting beauty to sort out the details. As it turns out, the hotel was simply overbooked and not wanting to wake him, she simply crawled in bed. They agree to share the room and it's the start of a strange and bizarre friendship. But things aren't exactly as they seem and Bill's rollercoaster ride isn't over yet. In fact, the Rendezvous is just beginning...

Rating:NR
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Directed By:David Stanley
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In Theaters:5/4/2006
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Runtime:124 minutes
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