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Into the Park (2022)
Unaware of a dark entity in a nearby park, two black-American siblings, escape to hide out from a racist cop who unjustly murdered their mother.
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Unaware of a dark entity in a nearby park, two black-American siblings, escape to hide out from a racist cop who unjustly murdered their mother.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Mi'Chelle Nelson
In Theaters:10/1/2022
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Runtime:62 minutes
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Cast
Mi'Chelle Nelson
Director
Kristin Ari'elle Smith
Wynter Harris
De'Variyay Harris
Bryson Harris
Michel Wakim
Tom Laurey
Brandon 'Boogie B' Montrell
Ray Harris
Mi'Chelle Nelson
Herricane Kasdeya
Cade Burt
Nathan Laurey
Taylor Joseph Booth
Taylor Livingston
Jenell Billingslea
Naja Johnston-Harris
Vanessa Garret
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