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Grand Avenue (1996)
When Mollie's boyfriend Jack dies on the reservation, she is asked to leave the reservation by her boyfriend's sister for not being one of their own, aside from Mollie's son. Mollie is forced to pack up her belongings and her children and move to northern California, right into a gang infested neighborhood.
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When Mollie's boyfriend Jack dies on the reservation, she is asked to leave the reservation by her boyfriend's sister for not being one of their own, aside from Mollie's son. Mollie is forced to pack up her belongings and her children and move to northern California, right into a gang infested neighborhood.
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Genre:TV Movie
Written By:Greg Sarris
In Theaters:6/30/1996
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:Elsboy Entertainment, HBO, Wildwood Enterprises
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