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Hood Fetish: The Era (2022)
Tracy's life spirals when his brother, who is a drug lord and the owner of Street Approved Records, is murdered along with their mother. He finds himself drawn into a life he had grown up protected from and now finds it's the thing that drives him.
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Tracy's life spirals when his brother, who is a drug lord and the owner of Street Approved Records, is murdered along with their mother. He finds himself drawn into a life he had grown up protected from and now finds it's the thing that drives him.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Latroya Peters
In Theaters:10/18/2022
Box Office:$100
Runtime:77 minutes
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