Due East
2002
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A Girl Thing: Directed by Lee Rose. With Kate Capshaw, Stockard Channing, Rebecca De Mornay, Mia Farrow. An NYC shrink sees four different women with different issues - attraction to another woman, friction between 3 sisters, cheating husband, and wanting revenge after being fired.
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- Lee Rose
- Unrated
Jan 19, 2001 · A Girl Thing is a mini-series that revolves around a New York city street, a coffee house and a shrinks office. Dr. Beth Noonan is the therapist to one star per hour. Hour one deals with a woman not capable of having a relationship. Hour Two is about sisters who hate each other, trying to get along one last time. Hour Three is about adultery.
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- Lee Rose
Jan 19, 2001 · Find the cheapest option or how to watch with a free trial. Is A Girl Thing (2001) streaming on Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, HBO Max, Peacock, or 50+ other streaming services? Find out where you can buy, rent, or subscribe to a streaming service to watch it live or on-demand.
Directed by Lee Rose. Sex, love, relationships, family… It’s enough to drive you crazy. A Girl Thing is a mini-series that revolves around a New York city street, a coffee house and a shrinks office. Dr. Beth Noonan is the therapist to one star per hour. Hour one deals with a woman not capable of having a relationship.
- Lee Rose
Directed by. Lee Rose. United States, 2001. Comedy, Drama, TV Mini-series, LGBTQ+. 237. Synopsis. A Girl Thing is a mini-series that revolves around a New York city street, a coffee house and a shrinks office. Dr. Beth Noonan is the therapist to one star per hour. Synopsis.
A Girl Thing is a 2001 comedy-drama miniseries that explores the lives and relationships of four women in New York City. Watch it online for free on The Roku Channel, the home of hundreds of movies, TV shows, and live news and music channels.
