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A more or less, famous actress reunites with two of her best friends (and exes) from college, with the intention to get their life's rights to create a movie about their relationship.
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A more or less, famous actress reunites with two of her best friends (and exes) from college, with the intention to get their life's rights to create a movie about their relationship.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Ann Stucchi
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Tomorrow Films Entertainment
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