'The Mad Woman and the Feminist' Review: MiamisFF
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The Mix (2013)
What happens when your romantic future meets your wild past? In "The Mix," NakedSword Original's take on modern love, it all spills out in the open. Boyfriends Christian Wilde and Felix Warner are in love, but when an engagement brings their old lives together, it threatens to derail their perfect union. Free love and uptight money collide as two sets of friends descend on a humble cabin for a celebratory BBQ. It's a long (and hard!) day of unexpected encounters, drug-induced scandals, and a sweet proposal to bring it all together.
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What happens when your romantic future meets your wild past? In "The Mix," NakedSword Original's take on modern love, it all spills out in the open. Boyfriends Christian Wilde and Felix Warner are in love, but when an engagement brings their old lives together, it threatens to derail their perfect union. Free love and uptight money collide as two sets of friends descend on a humble cabin for a celebratory BBQ. It's a long (and hard!) day of unexpected encounters, drug-induced scandals, and a sweet proposal to bring it all together.
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In Theaters:3/4/2013
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Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:NakedSword
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