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That 70's Girl (2003)

Two sisters, Ashleigh and Jennifer, have been conned out of their money. They need a house-mate to share living costs. They get more than they bargained for with cute hippie chick Petal and her lesbian lover Mandy.
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Two sisters, Ashleigh and Jennifer, have been conned out of their money. They need a house-mate to share living costs. They get more than they bargained for with cute hippie chick Petal and her lesbian lover Mandy.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Johnny Crash
Written By:Johnny Crash, Michael L. Raso
In Theaters:1/1/2003
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Seduction Cinema

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