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Lift (2001)
This feature takes us into the world of "boosters" or shoplifters where a charismatic, intelligent young female booster from a dysfunctional family, notably her mother and grandmother, engages in the illegal occupation of shoplifting. A non-stereotypical view of how problematic family relations fed her foray into a criminal profession.
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This feature takes us into the world of "boosters" or shoplifters where a charismatic, intelligent young female booster from a dysfunctional family, notably her mother and grandmother, engages in the illegal occupation of shoplifting. A non-stereotypical view of how problematic family relations fed her foray into a criminal profession.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:DeMane Davis
In Theaters:1/20/2001
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Showtime Networks, BET Pictures, Hart-Sharp Entertainment
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