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A Second Chance (2019)
When best friends Daniella and Cheyann both start to have feelings for Cheyann's best guy friend Darius something unexpected happens. Faced with the possibility of losing Darius makes Cheyann realizes that she really loves him causing the friends to be caught in a triangle of confusion, deceit and decisions. But they come to realize that everyone deserves a second chance.
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When best friends Daniella and Cheyann both start to have feelings for Cheyann's best guy friend Darius something unexpected happens. Faced with the possibility of losing Darius makes Cheyann realizes that she really loves him causing the friends to be caught in a triangle of confusion, deceit and decisions. But they come to realize that everyone deserves a second chance.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Romance
Written By:Charlia Boyer
In Theaters:1/1/2019
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Stroud Entertainment
Cast
Grayson Stroud
Director
Malinda Williams
Erica Styles
Chico Benymon
Darius Cole
Miguel A. Núñez Jr.
Jonathan Parks
Jennifer Freeman
Leslie Moore
ReSheda D. Terry
Daniella Cane
Jontille Gerard
Cheyann Winters
Redaric Williams
Kevin Mayes
Isley Nicole Melton
Doctor Bless
Richard Nevels
Michael Cole
Juhahn Jones
Donte' Pritchard
Britainn Aldridge
Colette Mitchell
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