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Back to Ballin' (2003)
Riding high on a steady string of hits, rapper Lil' Troy (playing himself) is quickly amassing a hip-hop empire. But someone seems eager to bring about the fall of Troy, and soon a traitor infiltrates the entourage. Meanwhile, Troy struggles with looking after his nephew, who's become deeply enamored with the bling-bling lifestyle. This gritty thriller helmed by director Tara E. Davis is based on the life of Houston performer Lil' Troy.
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Riding high on a steady string of hits, rapper Lil' Troy (playing himself) is quickly amassing a hip-hop empire. But someone seems eager to bring about the fall of Troy, and soon a traitor infiltrates the entourage. Meanwhile, Troy struggles with looking after his nephew, who's become deeply enamored with the bling-bling lifestyle. This gritty thriller helmed by director Tara E. Davis is based on the life of Houston performer Lil' Troy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tara Davis
In Theaters:10/7/2003
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Black Velvet Productions
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