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The Model Patient - a former model enters therapy to cope with difficulties in her new marriage.
In 1963 London, Evelyn Westbrook was a successful model who gave up her career when she married Henry, aiming to be the perfect wife. But she wasn't happy, feeling pressure to start a family and tormented by a recurring nightmare. She sought treatment with Dr. Daley, a Freudian psychoanalyst. As Evelyn begins to her open up to her new doctor, she finds herself becoming more and more attracted to him. Daley keeps his distance while encouraging Evelyn's transference of emotio
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Too Close to Home - a gripping domestic thriller you won't be able to put down.
The affluent lakefront community of Cloverhill Lakes, Connecticut, takes pride in its close to zero crime rate. But at its annual Labor Day picnic, Regan Hoffman's car explodes, killing one of the other housewives, who had the misfortune of borrowing the car. Why would anyone want to harm Regan? But under the surface, conflict has already been brewing. Regan, who has a daughter, is still grieving the death of her husband, Jack. Andi, a mother of two, has found new happiness w
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The Midnight Show - behind the scenes of a live, late-night television comedy show in the early ’80s.
Madeline Cohen from Rolling Stone Magazine is eager to write her first cover story. After an unsuccessful stint as a comedian and a fan of The Midnight Show, Madeline decides to explore the challenges women comedians have had working on the successful late-night show. The 40th anniversary of the death of Lillian Martin, one of the show's original cast members, becomes the focus of her story. Speculation continues about what truly happened to Lillian when she vanished fro
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The Last Woman of Warsaw - two young women form an unlikely friendship in pre-WWII Poland.
After World War I, Poland had gained its independence, and prospects appeared promising. Women had the right to vote, and the country was ethnically diverse. Although most people were poor, Warsaw was a vibrant city filled with arts and culture. However, as right-wing nationalism and Nazi ideology spread, everything started changing, particularly affecting Poland's Jewish community. In 1938, Fanny Zelshinsky, raised in an affluent household, was preparing to get married. She
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Apr 3
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