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Church Girl (2012)
A pastor's daughter drifts from her faith when she falls in with a strong willed producer who wants to take advantage of more than just her voice. Adapted from the Angela Barrow-Dunlap musical.
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A pastor's daughter drifts from her faith when she falls in with a strong willed producer who wants to take advantage of more than just her voice. Adapted from the Angela Barrow-Dunlap musical.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Angela Barrow-Dunlap
In Theaters:1/31/2012
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Runtime:131 minutes
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