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You Tell Me (2006)
Jeff never has a shortage of advice for his friends, but finds it hard to help himself when he discovers the infidelities of his girlfriend and his mother. His friends Flint and Gray also have to deal with their own broken or failing relationships.
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Jeff never has a shortage of advice for his friends, but finds it hard to help himself when he discovers the infidelities of his girlfriend and his mother. His friends Flint and Gray also have to deal with their own broken or failing relationships.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Joshua Cary, David Ledoux
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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