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Sudden Manhattan (1996)
Twenty-something Donna is jobless, single and broke. On a fateful day, reality turns itself upside down, and she is suddenly faced with one absurdity after another.
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Twenty-something Donna is jobless, single and broke. On a fateful day, reality turns itself upside down, and she is suddenly faced with one absurdity after another.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Mystery
Written By:Adrienne Shelly
In Theaters:10/11/1996
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Phaedra Cinema
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