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Sabine (1994)
Carmen Elly Wilkerson's debut short still packs a punch 30 years after its initial release. Natalie (Lenore Pemberton) works the desk at a Harlem hotel when Jerry (Will Roko) checks in with Sabine (Brittany Stark), a young girl who may or may not be Jerry's child.
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Carmen Elly Wilkerson's debut short still packs a punch 30 years after its initial release. Natalie (Lenore Pemberton) works the desk at a Harlem hotel when Jerry (Will Roko) checks in with Sabine (Brittany Stark), a young girl who may or may not be Jerry's child.
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Written By:Carmen Elly Wilkerson
In Theaters:1/1/1994
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