In the heart of Memphis, Tennessee, a determined college student named Ari is on the path to earning a BCBA degree. Regrettably, her world spirals out of control when she meets Chris, a charming yet troubled young man. As their relationship deepens, Ari is caught in a whirlwind of betrayal, drama, and heartbreak, especially when her closest friend, Stacey, turns against her. Through the pain and turmoil, they reveal a powerful truth: ho, Hurt People, Hurt People.
Criminal Manne
Director
Criminal Manne
Devin
Shelby Leigh
Stacie
Crystal Hughes
Ari
Denzell Dandridge
Chris
Desiree Rose Robinson
Miami Club Girl
Jaxson "Y.P." Bell
The Bodyguard
Kimmon "Bucc" Johnson
Detective
Daris "Yung Kee" Tipler
Detective
Mykala Smith
Doctor Maz
Shanna Kamisha Franklin
Natalie The Plug
Memphis Mike Jones
Police Officer 2
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