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Up in Harlem (2004)
An ambitious girl named Fay Mulberry desperately longs to get out of the drug-infested and violence-ridden New York neighborhood in which she lives. Bright and gifted with promise for a successful future, Fay finds her college hopes dashed when she starts to spend time with a charming drug dealer and is soon faced with a catastrophic turn of events that could forever impede her attempts at success.
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An ambitious girl named Fay Mulberry desperately longs to get out of the drug-infested and violence-ridden New York neighborhood in which she lives. Bright and gifted with promise for a successful future, Fay finds her college hopes dashed when she starts to spend time with a charming drug dealer and is soon faced with a catastrophic turn of events that could forever impede her attempts at success.
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Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Paul E. Eliacin
In Theaters:1/2/2004
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Pololo Productions
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