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Thanksgiving Roast 2 (2023)

Workaholic Mya reluctantly visits her family in North Carolina for Thanksgiving with a hired "boyfriend" to escape marriage pressure. A wild holiday is in store for all when Mya's charade does not go as planned.
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Workaholic Mya reluctantly visits her family in North Carolina for Thanksgiving with a hired "boyfriend" to escape marriage pressure. A wild holiday is in store for all when Mya's charade does not go as planned.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:MJ Harrell
Written By:Kiara Booker
In Theaters:11/7/2023
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Runtime:74 minutes
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