A bartender watches with amusement as two strangers meet and duel verbally in his bar. Katya, a former dancer, is trying to forget the death of her young daughter. Pom, a comedian known for his verbal thrust and parry, tries to charm, shock and disgust his date in turn.
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Blind Date - Trailer
A married couple deals with a crushing loss in a way that's both funny and deeply sad in this comedy-drama from director screenwriter and star Stanley Tucci.
Blind Date Official Trailer
Here is the trailer for the short film Blind Date. Starring Zein Khleif Tyler Courtad and Kara Mann Written and Directed by David Schumann.
Blind Date (1987) - Theatrical Trailer
AKA: Blake Edwards' Blind Date
Blind Date (Official Trailer)
In theaters September 25 2009. Stanley Tucci returns to directing with this English-language remake of Theo Van Gogh's award winning 1996 Dutch film. BLIND ...
Blind Date - Trailer / Teaser
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