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Jennie (2021)
Jennie finds herself in a troubled city where she meets a love who may be more bad than good for her, but she is definitely more than what she appears to be.
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Jennie finds herself in a troubled city where she meets a love who may be more bad than good for her, but she is definitely more than what she appears to be.
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Genre:Romance, Crime, Drama
Written By:Black Deniro
In Theaters:7/17/2021
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Studio:Won't Quit Entertainment Productions
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