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Last Chance Charlene (2022)
Reeling from her brother's suicide, a writer/actress tries to put her complicated life back together and finally make a break in her career.
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Reeling from her brother's suicide, a writer/actress tries to put her complicated life back together and finally make a break in her career.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Tony Gapastione
In Theaters:4/1/2022
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Runtime:115 minutes
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