Rent Control (1984)
Leonard Junger, an aspiring television writer, tries to find a cheap apartment for his estranged wife and daughter so that they can be a family again. During his quest, he encounters mystery and murder.
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Leonard Junger, an aspiring television writer, tries to find a cheap apartment for his estranged wife and daughter so that they can be a family again. During his quest, he encounters mystery and murder.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Joel Block, John Menegold, Sherill Tippins
In Theaters:5/5/1984
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Runtime:95 minutes
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