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Social Studies (1986)
Four gay couples decide to forego a dinner party in order to stay home for a little R&R. Rowdiness & Rears, that is. They discover that while there may be power in numbers, sometimes two is all you need.
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Four gay couples decide to forego a dinner party in order to stay home for a little R&R. Rowdiness & Rears, that is. They discover that while there may be power in numbers, sometimes two is all you need.
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Written By:J.D. Slater
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Manhattan Projects
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