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She'll Be Apples
When Noah, a susceptible teen, becomes accquainted with a group with a questionable reputation, his approach to handling family, friendship, “love” adolescence and religion is heavily influenced.
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When Noah, a susceptible teen, becomes accquainted with a group with a questionable reputation, his approach to handling family, friendship, “love” adolescence and religion is heavily influenced.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ashleigh Nzenza, Hayat Alabdulrazzak, Nikki Abiyar
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Runtime:21 minutes
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