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R U OK? (2020)
Three teenage best friends endure family life trials and tribulations. All while battling the effects of a COVID-19 quarantine and social unrest.
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Three teenage best friends endure family life trials and tribulations. All while battling the effects of a COVID-19 quarantine and social unrest.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Christyna R. Edmondson, Adrian Gordy, Julia Gudgeon, Chris Gordy, John Mark James, Rajiim A. Gross, Vaslav J. Rice, Bonnie McCoy, Jake Reynolds, Andi Gudgeon
In Theaters:6/7/2020
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:RAGE Pictures, AG Pictures, Production Every-Man, Baldy J. Productions
Cast
Vaslav J. Rice, Rajiim A. Gross
Director
Christyna R. Edmondson
Penelope Richards
Julia Gudgeon
Jillian Schroud
Adrian Gordy
Trent Mulkey
Rajiim A. Gross
Curtis Jenkins
Chris Gordy
Judge Roger Mulkey
Andi Gudgeon
Tiffany Schroud
Bonnie McCoy
Karen Jenkins
David Moak
Garrett Schroud
Dawn Hoxie
Rhonda Mulkey
Cailyn Edmondson
Millie Richards
Taliyah Jones
Tal Jenkins
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