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Summer Night in Town (1990)
Unable to sleep in the sweltering heat, a young couple bares their bodies --- and their souls --- to each other over one life-changing night. They didn't know each other when the night began. It got hot, they stayed in. Now they know each other better than most.
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Unable to sleep in the sweltering heat, a young couple bares their bodies --- and their souls --- to each other over one life-changing night. They didn't know each other when the night began. It got hot, they stayed in. Now they know each other better than most.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Rosalinde Deville
In Theaters:11/11/1990
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:AAA Production, Eléfilm, TSF Productions, Sofiarp, CNC
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