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Painted Faces 

An art student who hides severe cystic acne behind colorful face paint must venture out of her comfort zone to unmask and embrace her true authentic self.
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An art student who hides severe cystic acne behind colorful face paint must venture out of her comfort zone to unmask and embrace her true authentic self.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Ryan Hill
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Runtime:106 minutes
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