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Burn (2016)

After her mother discovers she has a drug problem, a troubled teenage girl finds herself in an inpatient rehabilitation center, where she must decide between the realm of people who belong on the inside or change her outlook to join the often difficult world of reality on the outside before the choice is made for her.
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After her mother discovers she has a drug problem, a troubled teenage girl finds herself in an inpatient rehabilitation center, where she must decide between the realm of people who belong on the inside or change her outlook to join the often difficult world of reality on the outside before the choice is made for her.

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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Directed By:Claire Chubbuck
Written By:Alan Ayala, Roman Garfunkle
In Theaters:4/30/2016
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Studio:CRT Productions

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