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Detention (1998)
Five students are brought together in a "special detention class" and are forced to face their greatest struggles: teen pregnancy, drugs, violence, education, careers, family, life.
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Five students are brought together in a "special detention class" and are forced to face their greatest struggles: teen pregnancy, drugs, violence, education, careers, family, life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Darryl Wharton
In Theaters:1/2/1998
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