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Black Karen (2022)
The story of one Black woman who, on the advice of a therapist to treat anxiety by thinking and behaving as happy people do, notices that white people seem pretty happy.
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The story of one Black woman who, on the advice of a therapist to treat anxiety by thinking and behaving as happy people do, notices that white people seem pretty happy.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Danielle Nicolet
In Theaters:1/23/2022
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Meagan Good
Director
Bresha Webb
Black Karen
Cedric the Entertainer
Sergeant Warren
Katherine LaNasa
Therapist
David A. Goodman
Policeman #2
Carmen Hodgson
Woman in Coffee Shop
Galen Howard
Good Ol' Boy
Krista Kalmus
Angry Lady
Layton Khan
Teenager (as Layton Khankanian)
Joshua Nazaroff
Kevin
Rigo Obezo
Policeman #1
Monique Thomas
Stacey
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