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Evelyn x Evelyn (2019)
In 1956, an African American couple descends into despair after losing their child...sometimes grief can be overwhelming for just us to tackle alone. Starring Natalie Paul and Jocko Sims. Written and directed by Eric Pumphrey.
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In 1956, an African American couple descends into despair after losing their child...sometimes grief can be overwhelming for just us to tackle alone. Starring Natalie Paul and Jocko Sims. Written and directed by Eric Pumphrey.
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