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Rye Manhattan (2016)

What happens when a young man is waiting for his dream date...in the wrong bar! In the vein of Martin Scorsese's "After Hours," RYE MANHATTAN is a charming, fast-paced comedy from the award-winning filmmakers of WHAT'S EATING DAD? about how finding the right person in the world of modern dating is tough.
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What happens when a young man is waiting for his dream date...in the wrong bar! In the vein of Martin Scorsese's "After Hours," RYE MANHATTAN is a charming, fast-paced comedy from the award-winning filmmakers of WHAT'S EATING DAD? about how finding the right person in the world of modern dating is tough.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Michael Goldburg
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In Theaters:2/3/2016
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Runtime:7 minutes
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