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The C-quel (2018)
The saga continues with Omari and Calvin who awaken after a hard night of partying and dealing with the aftermath of heartbreak and loss. Sequel to "The D" (2017).
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The saga continues with Omari and Calvin who awaken after a hard night of partying and dealing with the aftermath of heartbreak and loss. Sequel to "The D" (2017).
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Natalie Rodriguez
In Theaters:2/26/2018
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Runtime:15 minutes
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