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True Men (2006)
Paul Taylor, a young, troubled executive, finds himself the victim of a home intruder; a mysterious man seeking solace from the streets. Unable to escape, the young man's panic turns to curiosity, as he becomes transfixed by the stranger's elaborate web of tales. His interest soon turns to fear, as the stranger begins to open up a psychological door to the young man's past; a dark past that connects the two men, and must finally be confronted before more damage is done.
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Paul Taylor, a young, troubled executive, finds himself the victim of a home intruder; a mysterious man seeking solace from the streets. Unable to escape, the young man's panic turns to curiosity, as he becomes transfixed by the stranger's elaborate web of tales. His interest soon turns to fear, as the stranger begins to open up a psychological door to the young man's past; a dark past that connects the two men, and must finally be confronted before more damage is done.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Kerry Logan
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:81 minutes
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