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Julie's Confession (2021)
Tormented by a guilty conscience from a careless act committed months ago against her closest friend Jennifer, Julie finally decides to come clean. But is their friendship strong enough to bear human frailty when manifested in an ugly way?
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Tormented by a guilty conscience from a careless act committed months ago against her closest friend Jennifer, Julie finally decides to come clean. But is their friendship strong enough to bear human frailty when manifested in an ugly way?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Franklin Genao
In Theaters:9/18/2021
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Studio:Genao Pictures
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