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Falsity: 5 Stories of Betrayal (2019)
This anthology film presents a visual collage of lies, lust, hatred, jealousy, and murder from the vantage point of the victims in each story.
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This anthology film presents a visual collage of lies, lust, hatred, jealousy, and murder from the vantage point of the victims in each story.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anthony 'Tony" James
In Theaters:11/15/2019
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Runtime:61 minutes
Studio:Godson Entertainment, Paris Holmes Film
Cast
Anthony 'Tony" James
Director
Taral Hicks
Lacy Cranford
Malik 'Dred' Agyeman
Thomas Cranford Sr.
Ryze Hendricks
Thomas Cranford Jr.
Erika Mays
Sabrina
Anyanwu 'Wrek-P' Carter
Lance
Nanajowa Amoah
Lance Girlfriend Passion
Dino Robert Campagna
Dino
Muju Thompson
Michelle
Mike Mass
Savoy
Miranda McFadden
Tammy
Dyesha Hicks
Shannon
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