Storm & Starfire Colorism
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Christmas & Me
A suicidal man on Christmas Eve and the wise cracking psychologist that does her best to point out God's love for him through a series of flashbacks.
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A suicidal man on Christmas Eve and the wise cracking psychologist that does her best to point out God's love for him through a series of flashbacks.
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Written By:Sebastian H. Foxworth
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Runtime:39 minutes
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Sebastian H. Foxworth
Director
T.J. Langford
Eddie
April Fullard
Doc Light
Jabril "Joey" Smith
Young Eddie
Rhonda Ross Hunter
Mommy
Taylor Pearl Foxworth
Social Worker
Payton Cook
Gabby
Jenn Cook
Aunt Eva
Sebastian H. Foxworth
Uncle Thomas
Sean Frank Johnson
Poppa Jackson
Shay Smith
Momma Jackson
Ja'shon "Jahdi" Smith
Teenage Eddie
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