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The Ex Factor (2016)

After learning that her ex Mia is back in town, Vanessa plans to avoid her as much as possible, however when Mia is inadvertently invited to an engagement party at her house, Vanessa is now forced to deal with her past sooner that she thought.
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After learning that her ex Mia is back in town, Vanessa plans to avoid her as much as possible, however when Mia is inadvertently invited to an engagement party at her house, Vanessa is now forced to deal with her past sooner that she thought.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Chantal Le Hunte
Written By:Chantal Le Hunte
In Theaters:4/2/2016
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Runtime:13 minutes
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