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The Invitation (2015)

Jane and Tom decide to pack the kids off and book a romantic weekend away. When their car unexpectedly breaks down late at night they find themselves knocking on a stranger's door only to be presented with an invitation to a swingers party. Thrown in at the deep end Jane and Tom now have to navigate their way through uncharted waters. Will they take the plunge?
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Jane and Tom decide to pack the kids off and book a romantic weekend away. When their car unexpectedly breaks down late at night they find themselves knocking on a stranger's door only to be presented with an invitation to a swingers party. Thrown in at the deep end Jane and Tom now have to navigate their way through uncharted waters. Will they take the plunge?

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Romance
Directed By:Justine Mii
Written By:
In Theaters:7/22/2015
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:JoyBear Pictures

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