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Ain't God Alright (2020)
After losing his job and getting dumped Eugene Middlebrooks has one objective- to get a job. The struggling musician finds himself running into a few old and new friends while learning what really matters in life. This short drama gives you a glimpse into a three day span full of pain, disappointment and triumph.
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After losing his job and getting dumped Eugene Middlebrooks has one objective- to get a job. The struggling musician finds himself running into a few old and new friends while learning what really matters in life. This short drama gives you a glimpse into a three day span full of pain, disappointment and triumph.
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Written By:Andrew J. Bullard IV
In Theaters:8/7/2020
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Runtime:27 minutes
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