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The Other Side of Me (2023)
A family deals with the death of the patriarch of the family, but his death brings two brothers back together, which causes the entire family to deal with all of the skeletons of the past.
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A family deals with the death of the patriarch of the family, but his death brings two brothers back together, which causes the entire family to deal with all of the skeletons of the past.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Karlton T. Clay
In Theaters:3/9/2023
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Runtime:113 minutes
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Cast
Karlton T. Clay
Director
Kevin J. Stone
Theodore 'Teddy' Clarke, Jr.
Daniel Charles DesVerges
Dylan Hutchins
Kimberly Newsome
Saundra Clarke
Robin Martino
Emma Jo Hutchins
Caranita Harrelson
Tia Clarke
Reggie O. Freeman
Theodore Clarke, Sr.
Arthur Moore
Young Theodore
Shantelle Wheeler
Young Saundra
Tarynn Stineman
Young Emma Jo
Robert 'Bob' Young
George Hutchins
Melvin L. Williams III
Pastor Haines
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