Opposing the Reviews for "Horse Girl"
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Going Home
With the opportunity of a lifetime on the line, headstrong Kaya reaches out to her estranged mother for help, an entanglement that leads to a journey of understanding and healing through hair.
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With the opportunity of a lifetime on the line, headstrong Kaya reaches out to her estranged mother for help, an entanglement that leads to a journey of understanding and healing through hair.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Janeece Niles
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Studio:OYA Media Group
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