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Thanksgiving with the Carters (2019)
The tale of a family that believes the season of gratitude isn't complete unless you surprise your family with something positive and unique.
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The tale of a family that believes the season of gratitude isn't complete unless you surprise your family with something positive and unique.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Brigette Rock, Bryan G. Thompson
In Theaters:11/11/2019
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Imani Films
Cast
Bryan G. Thompson, Brigette Rock
Director
Bryan G. Thompson
Jeffrey Davidson
Sophia Knolton
Erica Carter
Aniya Langston
Sydney Carter
Byron Adrian Shorter
Robert Carter
Kelsey Delemar
Opal
Philip Wrencher
Omar
Kenneth Madison
Errol Carter
Reaco Boyd
Angela Carter
John D. Gordon
Dante
Brittany Jesus
Sandra
Frances Owens
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