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A nun and her daughter are put into a difficult situation that leaves them trapped. Keesha discovers true love in unexpected circumstances, Isha must do everything she can to control her deep rage that is built up inside of her and Troy must protect the public from evil.
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A nun and her daughter are put into a difficult situation that leaves them trapped. Keesha discovers true love in unexpected circumstances, Isha must do everything she can to control her deep rage that is built up inside of her and Troy must protect the public from evil.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:James Trimboli
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Runtime:126 minutes
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