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Two Voices (1997)

When two women have breast implants for contrasting reasons, they both suffer from frightening side effects. They decide to unite and fight the drug companies who have turned their lives upside down.
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When two women have breast implants for contrasting reasons, they both suffer from frightening side effects. They decide to unite and fight the drug companies who have turned their lives upside down.

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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Directed By:Peter Levin
Written By:Jim Macak
In Theaters:6/16/1997
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Freyda Rothstein Productions, Hearst Entertainment Productions, Lifetime

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