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Two Night Stand

TWO NIGHT STAND

Starring BAFTA nominated Miles Teller and Analeigh Tipton

ON DVD & DIGITAL DOWNLOAD 23rd MARCH 2015

When a one night stand is forced to overrun, could being stuck in with a random hook-up turn into real love? Find out the new dizzily witty and wonderfully romantic comedy TWO NIGHT STAND out on DVD and Download from 23rd March.

A no-strings-attached, online hook-up turns into a morning after disaster for twenty-something New Yorkers Alec (Miles Teller: Whiplash, Divergent) and Megan (Analeigh Tipton: Lucy, Crazy Stupid Love). When a paralyzing blizzard hits the city, trapping them in Alec’s cramped Brooklyn apartment, they are forced to get to know each other far beyond the confines of a typical one-night stand.

The fantastic young cast is rounded out by Levin Rambin (The Hunger Games), Jessica Szohr (The Internship, TV’s Gossip Girl) and Scott Mescudi, AKA hip-hop sensation, Kid Cudi (The Amazing Spider-Man 2).

With blisteringly funny dialogue, outstanding performances and a truly romantic story of love in the digital age, TWO NIGHT STAND promises a fantastic night in.

DVD RRP: £17.99

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