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Oldhead (2025)

LA, a young hustler tied to the “God Bless” crew, faces a choice after his rival Kareem’s death. His girlfriend Sonya begs him to leave the life, and veteran cop Rosenberg offers him a way out. But when LA discovers who killed his father, revenge takes over. Now his godfather Bumpy, Philly’s mayor, must stop him before it’s too late. Will LA choose love and freedom—or let revenge pull him back in?
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LA, a young hustler tied to the “God Bless” crew, faces a choice after his rival Kareem’s death. His girlfriend Sonya begs him to leave the life, and veteran cop Rosenberg offers him a way out. But when LA discovers who killed his father, revenge takes over. Now his godfather Bumpy, Philly’s mayor, must stop him before it’s too late. Will LA choose love and freedom—or let revenge pull him back in?

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Genre:Crime, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Tony Chennault
Written By:Tony Chennault
In Theaters:8/22/2025
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Runtime:85 minutes
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