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Used and Borrowed Time (2020)
An aging actress is magically returned to 1965 to relive the tyranny unleashed by a perverted, merciless white supremacist family, raging vengeance on her ill-fated love affair with a poetic African American civil rights advocate.
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An aging actress is magically returned to 1965 to relive the tyranny unleashed by a perverted, merciless white supremacist family, raging vengeance on her ill-fated love affair with a poetic African American civil rights advocate.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Sophia Romma
In Theaters:12/31/2020
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Runtime:216 minutes
Studio:Garden of the Advant-Garde Productions
Cast
Sophia Romma
Director
Cam Kornman
Older Eva Gold
Emily Seibert
Younger Eva Gold
Clas Duncan
Steadroy Johnson
Alice Bahlke
Lorna (Woods) / Kitty O'Neill
Maureen O'Connor
Blanche Woods
Grant Morenz
Wade Woods
Gavin Rohrer
Jed Woods
Marshall Bonny
Weldon Johnson
Ox King
Chad McCord
Seth Hendricksen
Fred Busch
Manana Gitana
Roma Sorceress
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