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Arne buys a house in suburban Los Angeles, only to discover that the previous owner died in a grisly manner. Then he gets a visit from the dead woman's best friend, who is convinced that she didn't commit suicide. Together, they investigate what Tilly is sure must be a murder, and come up against the toughest moral dilemma of their lives.
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Arne buys a house in suburban Los Angeles, only to discover that the previous owner died in a grisly manner. Then he gets a visit from the dead woman's best friend, who is convinced that she didn't commit suicide. Together, they investigate what Tilly is sure must be a murder, and come up against the toughest moral dilemma of their lives.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tina Valinsky
In Theaters:12/3/1999
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:STS Productions Inc
Cast
Tina Valinsky
Director
David Rosen
Arne Steinberg
Alexa Jago
Tilly Rensley
Jonathan Aube
Joey Carpini
Sammi Davis
Annie Ashland
Michael Greene
Dectective Colson
Margaret Blye
Margaret Lennox
Harris Laskawy
George Planko
Savannah Henderson
Melissa Planko
Jim Golden
Bartender
Terri Hoyos
The Gas Woman
Lisa Passero
Mrs. Carpini
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