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Seek No Favor (2025)

Low-key, anxiety-managing millennial Monroe Malone is trying to outrun last year’s job loss when she collides with a weave-snatching cartel led by Big Baby. After overhearing his plan to kidnap hair tech genius Camille J. Walker and steal her Infinite Track invention, Monroe jumps into action.
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Low-key, anxiety-managing millennial Monroe Malone is trying to outrun last year’s job loss when she collides with a weave-snatching cartel led by Big Baby. After overhearing his plan to kidnap hair tech genius Camille J. Walker and steal her Infinite Track invention, Monroe jumps into action.

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Directed By:Leilah Weinraub, Elle Clay
Written By:Elle Clay
In Theaters:8/1/2025
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Runtime:12 minutes
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Leilah Weinraub, Elle Clay

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Liris Crosse

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Renee Harrison

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