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The Diet Life (2009)
When an "overweight" former supermodel is forced to lose weight to resurrect her dying career, she falls in love with her trainer, a wannabe Hollywood socialite, and plunges him headlong into the hollow world of sex, drugs, and being beautiful.
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When an "overweight" former supermodel is forced to lose weight to resurrect her dying career, she falls in love with her trainer, a wannabe Hollywood socialite, and plunges him headlong into the hollow world of sex, drugs, and being beautiful.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Matt Walerstein
In Theaters:1/1/2009
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Moving Images Entertainment, Social Clime
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