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Busted and Disgusted (2024)

Two sisters, Faith and Promise, overcome their difficult childhood following the death of their mother to cancer. Faith has it all, a successful career and a loving husband, but Promise feels threatened by her older sister's success, and seeks to claim her happiness for herself.
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Two sisters, Faith and Promise, overcome their difficult childhood following the death of their mother to cancer. Faith has it all, a successful career and a loving husband, but Promise feels threatened by her older sister's success, and seeks to claim her happiness for herself.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Marquand Ragland
Written By:Earlina D. Gilford Shine
In Theaters:9/10/2024
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Runtime:110 minutes
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