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Silverlake (2017)

The last time we saw campaign manager Mark Rollins, he was on his knees begging a reporter to not release a secret sex tape of Senator Mike Cauke. We catch up with the newly-unemployed Mark a few months later as he leaves Washington D.C. and heads back to his hometown of Los Angeles and the laid back neighborhood of Silverlake.
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The last time we saw campaign manager Mark Rollins, he was on his knees begging a reporter to not release a secret sex tape of Senator Mike Cauke. We catch up with the newly-unemployed Mark a few months later as he leaves Washington D.C. and heads back to his hometown of Los Angeles and the laid back neighborhood of Silverlake.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Jasun Mark
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In Theaters:2/17/2017
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Runtime:161 minutes
Studio:Titan Media

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Jasun Mark

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David Benjamin

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Dallas Steele

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Bennett Anthony

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Micah Brandt

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Vinnie Stefano

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Mitch Vaughn

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