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Jordyn Dixon returns home to the city of Augusta to reunite with loved ones, but she quickly finds out that things are not the same as she left them.
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Jordyn Dixon returns home to the city of Augusta to reunite with loved ones, but she quickly finds out that things are not the same as she left them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Karlton T. Clay
In Theaters:5/25/2021
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Runtime:136 minutes
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Cast
Karlton T. Clay
Director
Janika L. Ivey
Jordyn Dixon
Keisha Rose
Layla Michelle Johnson
Shatareia Stokes
Dawn Lyles
Shantelle Wheeler
Jaslynn Dixon
Iana Crane
Khloe Elledge
Reishal Monique
Amelia Brooks
Sa Jules
Theresa Brooks
Altina Menefee
Dr. Mya Prescott
Ronza Bee
Tre Hitz
Jamiliah Dukes
Stacy
Nathan Rothwell
Frank Brooks
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