You're Dating a Narcissist!

An outspoken psychologist, burnt by love, takes an emergency trip to Los Angeles with her best friend to talk her smitten daughter out of marrying a man she is convinced is a narcissist.

Cast

Marisa Tomei

as Judy

Sherry Cola

as Diane

Ciara Bravo

as Eva

Marco Pigossi

as Theo

José María Yázpik

as Daniel

Dennis Tong

as Sam

Judy Kain

as Mary

Lily Donoghue

as Chloe

Marcus Emanuel Mitchell

as Tyler

Troy Garity

as Edward

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