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Roberte
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No Parking
Neal Burns & Helen Darling showing that family life is chaotic, from taking care of the kid to demolishing houses.
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Serial Killers: The Real Life Hannibal Lecters
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Restless Souls
Newlyweds spend the night at a haunted mansion, having had car trouble. When the wife disappears, the husband's rich father sends a team of parapsychologists to get the wife back. Except for the leader, each of the team has a special power... Dr. Donna Hemming is a telekinetic, Anthony Leeds can see things by touching objects, and Heather Siris is sexually irresistible to both the dead and the living. They soon discover a Civil War general has made a pact with the devil, if he can only find a virgin for the devil to procreate with.
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33 ⅓ Revolutions per Monkee
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Tunnel 18
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Tu deviendras hétéro, mon fils
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