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Diamondz n da Ruff (2006)
Young Naive Bianca leaves Florida for New York to pursue her dreams of becoming an actress, only to learn the harsh lessons of life as a street hustler
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Young Naive Bianca leaves Florida for New York to pursue her dreams of becoming an actress, only to learn the harsh lessons of life as a street hustler
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/1/2006
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