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Unfavorable Odds (2022)
Brad Wilson is a preoccupied, presumptuous, business man and husband to his neglected wife, Victoria. Until he meets with his colleagues and finds his best-friend is a playboy, with everything he wants in life especially any woman that he desires. After Brad plays high-stakes with Victoria as the prize, he finds himself against unfavorable odds.
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Brad Wilson is a preoccupied, presumptuous, business man and husband to his neglected wife, Victoria. Until he meets with his colleagues and finds his best-friend is a playboy, with everything he wants in life especially any woman that he desires. After Brad plays high-stakes with Victoria as the prize, he finds himself against unfavorable odds.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Edna Janeen White, Tony D. White, Corey C. Toney
In Theaters:9/9/2022
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Owlam Studios
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