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Give Me One Reason (2015)

The dream of every mother is to have her son follow in his father's footsteps. It would be Theresa's nightmare if this happned to her son as it will lead him straight to the grave. How do you fight against the truth you've denied for so long? Who has the strength to forgive adultery and conquer addiction? This dynamic movie redefines forgivenss and restores your faith in the family.
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The dream of every mother is to have her son follow in his father's footsteps. It would be Theresa's nightmare if this happned to her son as it will lead him straight to the grave. How do you fight against the truth you've denied for so long? Who has the strength to forgive adultery and conquer addiction? This dynamic movie redefines forgivenss and restores your faith in the family.

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In Theaters:4/7/2015
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