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Pulling the Evidence That Remains (2019)

A portrait of Veronica Carter, as she tries to understand the trauma she faced during her childhood and her relationship with her family. The hard work of trying to overcome it, and the love that can finally make a difference.
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A portrait of Veronica Carter, as she tries to understand the trauma she faced during her childhood and her relationship with her family. The hard work of trying to overcome it, and the love that can finally make a difference.

Rating:NR
Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Kendra Monet
Written By:Kendra Monet
In Theaters:5/16/2019
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Runtime:9 minutes
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