The Prodigal Daughter (2020)
Bryce (Derrick Pierce), Kim (Dee Williams), Darryl (Brock Slayden), and Rhonda (Venice Rose), all waiting anxiously in a living room. Bryce and Kim are excited and nervous. Kim says she can't believe this is happening after all this time! Bryce kisses his wife's forehead lovingly. He says that he can't believe it either -- their little girl is coming back to them! They have a second chance to be a family -- it's almost too good to be true. A week later, Bryce returns home from work and overhears Scarlett having a suspicious conversation that signals she may not be who she seems.
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Bryce (Derrick Pierce), Kim (Dee Williams), Darryl (Brock Slayden), and Rhonda (Venice Rose), all waiting anxiously in a living room. Bryce and Kim are excited and nervous. Kim says she can't believe this is happening after all this time! Bryce kisses his wife's forehead lovingly. He says that he can't believe it either -- their little girl is coming back to them! They have a second chance to be a family -- it's almost too good to be true. A week later, Bryce returns home from work and overhears Scarlett having a suspicious conversation that signals she may not be who she seems.
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Written By:Midnight
In Theaters:9/17/2020
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Pure Taboo
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