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The Breakpoint (2025)
To save her mother's life, Telema finds herself in a living nightmare that pushes her to a breaking point that changes the lives of everyone involved. The mental health impacts of gender based violence shape the world of The Breakpoint.
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To save her mother's life, Telema finds herself in a living nightmare that pushes her to a breaking point that changes the lives of everyone involved. The mental health impacts of gender based violence shape the world of The Breakpoint.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Barbara Odoh
In Theaters:6/1/2025
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Runtime:153 minutes
Studio:Barbara Odoh International
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