Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend Review
A review of the Ryan Polomski documentary featuring the story of Basketball star Raymond Lewis.
75 (2017)
A car crash victim, humiliated housewife and two repressed teens are connected by their relationships with hard-working therapist Viola, who helps them battle their addictions while two disillusioned detectives struggle with the mounting war against heroin distribution in the Cincinnati area.
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A car crash victim, humiliated housewife and two repressed teens are connected by their relationships with hard-working therapist Viola, who helps them battle their addictions while two disillusioned detectives struggle with the mounting war against heroin distribution in the Cincinnati area.
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Written By:Joe Zappa, Kip Bennett, Sahil Sharma
In Theaters:3/12/2017
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Brand Old Productions
Cast
Joe Zappa
Director
Tifani Winkfield
Leslie Mitchell
Kip Bennett
Mike Hanson
Marcus B. Jackson
Detective Eugene Dekker
Shannon Faith
Dr. Viola Harris
Louie Cowan
Detective Ben Daily
Myra Zimmerman Grubbs
Rachel Hanson
Lizzy Walther
Summer Taylor
Nicholas Palacio
Adam Young
Stephanie Leathers
Debbie Young
Gregory Patrick Agnew
Bruce Young
Kristina Kopf
Brenda Taylor
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