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The Politics of Fur (2002)
Una, a controlling big shot L.A. music producer living with her pet baby tiger and her gay assistant, becomes attracted to an independent female artist called 'B' and tries to both sign her and bed her, but it's a rocky relationship.
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Una, a controlling big shot L.A. music producer living with her pet baby tiger and her gay assistant, becomes attracted to an independent female artist called 'B' and tries to both sign her and bed her, but it's a rocky relationship.
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Written By:Laura Nix
In Theaters:6/23/2002
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