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The Mentor
She wants to forget her past but her new boss forces her to remember. Krissy, fresh out of prison, gets hired by a strict CEO named Portia. Soon, the mentorship turns into a game of revenge.
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She wants to forget her past but her new boss forces her to remember. Krissy, fresh out of prison, gets hired by a strict CEO named Portia. Soon, the mentorship turns into a game of revenge.
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Runtime:82 minutes
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