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Strange Fruit (2008)

A young biracial girl's journey to discover her true origins. Born both Korean and African-American, young Mei Park is raised for ten years of her life believing she is only Korean. Her world is suddenly turned upside down after she discovers everything she was told is a lie.
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A young biracial girl's journey to discover her true origins. Born both Korean and African-American, young Mei Park is raised for ten years of her life believing she is only Korean. Her world is suddenly turned upside down after she discovers everything she was told is a lie.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Columbus Short
Written By:Tanee McCall, Columbus Short
In Theaters:2/23/2008
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Great Picture Show

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