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He Said She Said (2021)
Sequoia (Koi) is a nationally renowned art director who has done everything to be the number one woman in her man Kenyon's life. Kenyon(Ken) is a reformed player, or at least that's goal. But no matter how hard he tries, he keeps getting drawn into the web of women from his past. Koi's best friend Nika has been trying to tell her to move on for years. With his friend Colin encouraging his doggish ways, Ken find it hard to stay true to the woman that captured his heart. Will his determination prevail?
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Sequoia (Koi) is a nationally renowned art director who has done everything to be the number one woman in her man Kenyon's life. Kenyon(Ken) is a reformed player, or at least that's goal. But no matter how hard he tries, he keeps getting drawn into the web of women from his past. Koi's best friend Nika has been trying to tell her to move on for years. With his friend Colin encouraging his doggish ways, Ken find it hard to stay true to the woman that captured his heart. Will his determination prevail?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dennis L. Reed II
In Theaters:1/26/2021
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Runtime:129 minutes
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