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Harlem's Beauty (2003)
Steven, a white teen who moves from the suburbs to Harlem New York . Yummy, a smart and witty teen seizes the opportunity of having a new friend at the forefront of his everyday business transactions. Their friendship is ultimately tested by Steven's attraction to Harlem, Yummy's girlfriend. Steven later betrays Yummy's trust for a shot at true love with Harlem.
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Steven, a white teen who moves from the suburbs to Harlem New York . Yummy, a smart and witty teen seizes the opportunity of having a new friend at the forefront of his everyday business transactions. Their friendship is ultimately tested by Steven's attraction to Harlem, Yummy's girlfriend. Steven later betrays Yummy's trust for a shot at true love with Harlem.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Mark A. MacKenzie
In Theaters:5/21/2003
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Yawn Bwoy
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