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Dominos: The Games We Play (2006)
Homeboy Cameron tries to juggle his time between his girlfriend Sandy, the record label, and hanging out with his boyz. But his relationship with Sandy eventually sours when Cameron devotes more time to his friends. Tired of his lies and excuses, Sandy ends the relationship. Dealing with depression from the breakup.
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Homeboy Cameron tries to juggle his time between his girlfriend Sandy, the record label, and hanging out with his boyz. But his relationship with Sandy eventually sours when Cameron devotes more time to his friends. Tired of his lies and excuses, Sandy ends the relationship. Dealing with depression from the breakup.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Drama, Crime, Thriller
Written By:Nahala Johnson
In Theaters:1/10/2006
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Boomtown Productions
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