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Sunny and RayRay (2013)

After losing contact with, and the financial support of, her sexually abusive father, Sunny begins to unravel just as she meets a man with whom she believes she can build a new life.
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After losing contact with, and the financial support of, her sexually abusive father, Sunny begins to unravel just as she meets a man with whom she believes she can build a new life.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Del Weston
Written By:Del Weston
In Theaters:8/17/2013
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Studio:EFC Film

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