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Simple Lies (2023)
After engaging in a passionate affair with her son's girlfriend, a middle-aged woman finds herself in a difficult situation where she has to choose between giving up her illicit love or breaking her family apart after her son proposes to her lover.
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After engaging in a passionate affair with her son's girlfriend, a middle-aged woman finds herself in a difficult situation where she has to choose between giving up her illicit love or breaking her family apart after her son proposes to her lover.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:12/9/2023
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