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Love, New York
"Love, New York" is a short comedy film starring Sydney Morton as Carmen, a struggling New York Actress who accidentally grabs the wrong cup of coffee on her way to an important audition, leaving her fighting a lot more than just nerves. Written and Directed by Dionna McMillian.
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"Love, New York" is a short comedy film starring Sydney Morton as Carmen, a struggling New York Actress who accidentally grabs the wrong cup of coffee on her way to an important audition, leaving her fighting a lot more than just nerves. Written and Directed by Dionna McMillian.
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