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Black Card (2015)

In a culture requiring an ID card and commitment to the code, an African-American couple is about to find out just how far the boundaries can be pushed...
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In a culture requiring an ID card and commitment to the code, an African-American couple is about to find out just how far the boundaries can be pushed...

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Directed By:Pete Chatmon
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In Theaters:6/11/2015
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Runtime:14 minutes
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