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The Saved and the Salacious (2023)
Ashton, Isaac, and Terrell have dreams of making it big in the gospel music industry, and making an impact in the world; however, worlds collide when they meet the nefarious founder and owner of Titan Records, Rodney "Rod" Wallace.
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Ashton, Isaac, and Terrell have dreams of making it big in the gospel music industry, and making an impact in the world; however, worlds collide when they meet the nefarious founder and owner of Titan Records, Rodney "Rod" Wallace.
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Genre:Drama, Music
Written By:Karlton T. Clay
In Theaters:9/19/2023
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Runtime:77 minutes
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