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Psycho BFF (2019)

When Renee's shy teenage daughter Deandra finally makes a friend, Olivia, she is thrilled. After Olivia's initial bossiness turns into emotional abuse, Renee forbids the relationship from continuing, prompting the girls to run away together. Renee embarks on a desperate search for her daughter, before she's gone for good.
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When Renee's shy teenage daughter Deandra finally makes a friend, Olivia, she is thrilled. After Olivia's initial bossiness turns into emotional abuse, Renee forbids the relationship from continuing, prompting the girls to run away together. Renee embarks on a desperate search for her daughter, before she's gone for good.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama, TV Movie
Directed By:Jared Cohn
Written By:Andrea Ruth
In Theaters:10/17/2019
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Asylum

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