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Pink (1989)
A teenage girl named Frankie (or Pink) returns home back to her family after spending a year in a detention facility. But however, her old relationships don't seem to be with her anymore.
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A teenage girl named Frankie (or Pink) returns home back to her family after spending a year in a detention facility. But however, her old relationships don't seem to be with her anymore.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Roz Sohnen
In Theaters:5/10/1989
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Phoenix Films Inc., Full Tilt, New York University (NYU), Tisch School of the Arts (NYU)
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