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Pocket Full of Nickels

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1h 36m
★ 0.0

Would you give up what you like for the one you love

Overview

Crista De Leon a New York City bred poet loves to write and perform for the crowd. Her life is pretty routine until she meets Damien, an out-of-towner from the Midwest. When their paths cross they learn new things about themselves. The moments they share will last a lifetime.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Stop and Watch Films

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