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Turned Out (2019)
The story of three women who wanted to try something new with their life: Diamond who is getting cheated on by her girlfriend is being shown interest by a persistent man who will not give up. Poochie who is in love with Shay, her other best friend, knowing that she is only interested in men tries to figure out a way to let her know without causing any problems within their friendship.
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The story of three women who wanted to try something new with their life: Diamond who is getting cheated on by her girlfriend is being shown interest by a persistent man who will not give up. Poochie who is in love with Shay, her other best friend, knowing that she is only interested in men tries to figure out a way to let her know without causing any problems within their friendship.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tyrone "Tizak" Jackson
In Theaters:1/13/2019
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Runtime:131 minutes
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