Let's Rock 'That Girl Lay Lay'
This Nickelodeon live-action TV series features strong Black representation.
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Snowy D. White is caught up in a drug deal gone wrong - during the handover, his wife shoots the courier and wants to kill him as well, but he survives. He flees to a farm far away from civilization - but that is a mistake, as his apparent saviors use him in a game of unimagined magnitude...
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Snowy D. White is caught up in a drug deal gone wrong - during the handover, his wife shoots the courier and wants to kill him as well, but he survives. He flees to a farm far away from civilization - but that is a mistake, as his apparent saviors use him in a game of unimagined magnitude...
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Genre:Thriller
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
Wolf Wolff
Director
Toni de Bruin
Snowy D. White
Viola Kunze
Maria
Axel Neumann
Farmer
Peter Silbereisen
Good Cop
Nicole Schöfmann
Snowy's Wife
Micki Bertling
Killer With The Shovel
Marcus Testory
Mafia-Boss (Carlo)
Norbert Heisterkamp
Big Mafia Guy
Lotar Glieden
Mafia Guy #2
Markus Hoffmann
Congame Victim In The Forest
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