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One Four Three (2021)
Genevieve enters a lesbian relationship with Rebecca, leaving her fiancé and family devastated. But a violent attack by an unknown assailant finds her hospitalised with amnesia. With nothing to lose, she begins the dangerous task of uncovering who she is and who attacked her.
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Genevieve enters a lesbian relationship with Rebecca, leaving her fiancé and family devastated. But a violent attack by an unknown assailant finds her hospitalised with amnesia. With nothing to lose, she begins the dangerous task of uncovering who she is and who attacked her.
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Written By:Jade Winters
In Theaters:12/1/2021
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