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A Good Thing (2020)

"As a successful black realtor, Tim Coleman's search for love has been one hell of a ride, leaving him to question love after every failed attempt. Will Tim's intensified search for love be troubled even the more by a small town girl with a lot of baggage, or will his outlook on love be the same after meeting her?"
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"As a successful black realtor, Tim Coleman's search for love has been one hell of a ride, leaving him to question love after every failed attempt. Will Tim's intensified search for love be troubled even the more by a small town girl with a lot of baggage, or will his outlook on love be the same after meeting her?"

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Directed By:Enoch Jones
Written By:Enoch Jones
In Theaters:2/14/2020
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Runtime:102 minutes
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