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Flava (2019)
When Raekwon, the actor behind a hugely popular advertising character named Lil Pooky, finds out weapons are the next big thing he must sell, he realizes he's being used for a darker purpose.
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When Raekwon, the actor behind a hugely popular advertising character named Lil Pooky, finds out weapons are the next big thing he must sell, he realizes he's being used for a darker purpose.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Written By:Tarrell Christie
In Theaters:6/5/2019
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Lost Utopia Films
Cast
Tarrell Christie
Director
Lakin Mims
Lil Pooky
Tristan Bennett
Rex Futamo
Nikyah Christie
Zaya
Shelby Davis
Citizen #1
Carrsan T. Morrissey
Citizen #2
Rodney Hinton
Alleyway Citizen
Abigail Van Patten
Studio Assistant
Ivan Korsakov
Studio Assistant #2
Dale Christie
President
Claire Wright
Studio Assistant #3
Erik Mueterthies
Gareth
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