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Minx | Official Trailer | HBO Max
In the 1970s, Joyce (Ophelia Lovibond) is a young feminist from Los Angeles who creates an unlikely bond with editor Doug (Jake Johnson) as they set out to create the first women's erotic magazine. Stream Minx on HBO Max March 17.
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