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Excess Baggage

Scott's idea of the perfect woman is one that comes with no baggage. But when he meets Jessica, he realizes he is traveling with a few suitcases of his own.

Starring:

Royana Black, Lori Dean, Belinda Gosbee, Brad Hills, A.J. Hudson, Cory Jacob, Luisa Jacob, Jennifer Kairis, Grant McLellan, Keyla McNeely, LeRoy Mobley, Leann Slaby, Jennifer Taylor Lawrence, Hari Williams, TJ Zecchino

Genre:

Comedy, Drama, Romance

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