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Ann Rolls Green (2019)
A neurotic young woman named Ann enlists the help of her unhinged cousin Denny (along with his totally ineffectual religious cult) to help her track down her ex-boyfriend Frank, who disappeared without a trace a year prior, and who Denny believes is convinced that he is the second coming of Jesus Christ. True love, it seems, is hard to kidnap.
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A neurotic young woman named Ann enlists the help of her unhinged cousin Denny (along with his totally ineffectual religious cult) to help her track down her ex-boyfriend Frank, who disappeared without a trace a year prior, and who Denny believes is convinced that he is the second coming of Jesus Christ. True love, it seems, is hard to kidnap.
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Written By:George Perry
In Theaters:6/7/2019
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Evolution Producing House, Evolution Productions, Raspberry Films
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