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Amara and Ry'shauna (2023)
The frequent movement and distress of children trapped within the complex and bureaucratic foster care system are brought to life through heartbreaking, intimate personal stories from 12 year-old Amara and 19 year-old Ry’Shauna.
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The frequent movement and distress of children trapped within the complex and bureaucratic foster care system are brought to life through heartbreaking, intimate personal stories from 12 year-old Amara and 19 year-old Ry’Shauna.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:6/1/2023
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:Straight Up Films
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