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Valerie 23 (1995)
A disabled man is offered a prototype android companion in the form of the beautiful Valerie. But when he begins a romance with his physical therapist, his robot develops feelings of jealousy.
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A disabled man is offered a prototype android companion in the form of the beautiful Valerie. But when he begins a romance with his physical therapist, his robot develops feelings of jealousy.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Jonathan Glassner, Leslie Stevens
In Theaters:3/31/1995
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Runtime:45 minutes
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