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Paint It Black (2016)

The death of Michael leaves behind the two women he loved, his girlfriend and his mother, both of whom blame each other for his suicide. Joined by their grief, the two women are soon drawn into a twisted relationship.
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The death of Michael leaves behind the two women he loved, his girlfriend and his mother, both of whom blame each other for his suicide. Joined by their grief, the two women are soon drawn into a twisted relationship.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Amber Tamblyn
Written By:Ed Dougherty, Amber Tamblyn
In Theaters:6/3/2016
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Runtime:96 minutes
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