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Ripple Effect
On her birthday, Katrina's alcoholic mother has a violent outburst which is the catalyst to the teenager's destructive drinking session which results in the ripple effect of abuse that she endures at home.
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On her birthday, Katrina's alcoholic mother has a violent outburst which is the catalyst to the teenager's destructive drinking session which results in the ripple effect of abuse that she endures at home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maza White
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