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Inspired by true events and shot on location in New Orleans, LA. GEMMA BROWN and MARNI WILKINS and their families have been best friends since they were babies. At five, when Marni lost her mother, she was left with an unfulfilled soul. It... See more »

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Ben Wilkins
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Samantha Banks
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Dr. LeBlanc
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Dr. Boudreaux
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Roy Brown
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Sharice Brown
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Principal Moe Thibodeaux
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Christopher Morgan
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Barbara
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Stripe
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Marnie Wilkins
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Stephanie
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Coach Barker
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Mrs. Avila
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Gemma Brown
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Tiffany
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Child 3 (as Virginia Dru Bramblett)
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Victoria Mable Evans
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Mr. Hazeri
William David Billions ...
Young Bert Caskey
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Arthur Johnson
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Truong Webber
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Grandma Alma
Billy Sorrells ...
Darnell
Tyson Ford ...
Blaze
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Elizabeth Wilkins
Bo Pennington ...
Paul Caskey
Stephon Davis ...
School Photographer
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Bambi
Melodi Fortman ...
News Reporter (as Melodi Hallenbeck)
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Cypress
Tony Beard ...
Party Guest
Nala Hamilton ...
Child 2
Crystal Powell ...
Cindy
Tonyai Palmer ...
Wendy
Jordyn A. Davis ...
Dawn
Haley Milsap ...
Agnes Caskey
Marshall Lawton ...
J-lix
Elizabeth Pena ...
Baby Elizabeth Wilkins
Jeffery Burkes ...
Jacques the Jock
Ray Anthony Bartholomew ...
Child 1
Mitchel Boyle ...
Bubba
Angelina Alberti ...
Fawn
Carol Joesph ...
Mrs. Morgan
Gabriel Watkins ...
Sid
Demi Brown ...
Mary Jones
Breanna Thompson ...
Louana Caskey Johnson
Cameron Scott ...
School dancer
Cecilia Campesi ...
Tawny
Zoe Blakely ...
Young Louana Caskey
Lan Kim Baker ...
Kim Cuc
Kayla Lesane ...
Lattrice
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Funeral attendee (uncredited)

Directed by

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Greg Carter

Written by

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Greg Carter ... (screenplay)
 
Greg Carter ... (story)
 
Richard Dane Scott ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Christopher Sean Brown ... executive producer
Steven J. Brown ... executive producer
Greg Carter ... producer
Brett Dismuke ... executive producer
Shakira Vanise Gamble ... line producer
Erick Geisler ... executive producer
Ra-Ana Gilani ... associate producer
Junie Hoang ... executive producer
Divya Vats Joshi ... associate producer
Jalene Mack ... associate producer
Al Manerson ... executive producer
Shawn McElveen ... executive producer
Anika C. McFall ... executive producer
Astrid J. Montgomery ... co-producer
Matt Olson ... co-producer
Ashebe S. Pierre ... executive producer
Bob Portal ... producer
Jordan Rosner ... executive producer
Gato Scatena ... executive producer
Mopreme Shakur ... co-executive producer
Inderpal Singh ... executive producer
John T. Sweeney ... co-producer
Dominique Telson ... producer
Datari Turner ... executive producer

Music by

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Kenneth Hampton
Charlie Mac

Cinematography by

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Daphne Qin Wu

Editing by

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Joe Bagtas

Editorial Department

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Brenton Earley ... Post Finishing Supervisor

Casting By

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Michelle Adams

Production Design by

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Liz Arnold-Hood

Art Direction by

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Tyrus Bazell ... asst art director
Melodi Fortman ... (as Melodi Hallenbeck)
Liz Hood

Set Decoration by

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Melodi Fortman ... (as Melodi Hallenbeck)

Costume Design by

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Ca-Trece Mas'Sey

Makeup Department

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Natalie Christine Johnson ... makeup department head
Damita Jones ... key hair stylist
Lesley Rodriguez ... makeup artist
Shandrea Williams ... head hair department (as Shan Williams)

Production Management

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Craig Carter ... unit production manager
Erick Geisler ... post-production supervisor
Matt Olson ... post-production producer

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Mario Aguja ... second unit director
Eli Asnien ... second assistant director
Ra-Ana Gilani ... first assistant director
Gilda Longoria ... second assistant director

Art Department

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Tyrus Bazell ... art department office
Sarah Chatagnier ... food stylist
Shelley Irene Dall ... property master (as Shelley Dall)
Darren Holmes ... construction coordinator
Francisco Messon ... set dresser
Chris O'Sullivan ... Lead Dresser
Chris O'Sullivan ... leadman
Jennifer Ramirez ... set dresser
Joe Rohaley ... p.a.
Angelina Saia ... buyer
Barbara Haley Taylor ... art department coordinator (as Barbara Vinson)
Nathanael Trahan ... assistant property master

Sound Department

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Khristian Leslie ... boom operator
Martin White ... sound mixer

Visual Effects by

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James England ... digital compositor
Erick Geisler ... visual effects supervisor
Guillom Hines ... visual effects coordinator
Matt Olson ... visual effects producer

Camera and Electrical Department

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Dwayne Brown ... rigging electrician
Christopher Griffin ... gaffer
Matt Guidry ... first assistant camera
Adam Lipscomb ... second assistant camera
Katrienne Soulagnet ... camera operator
Calvin Ursin Jr. ... key grip

Casting Department

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Tonyai Palmer ... extras casting assistant

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Makysha Barksdale ... wardrobe supervisor
Breanna Thompson ... key costumer

Music Department

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Charlie Mac ... music supervisor
Al Manerson ... music supervisor
Mopreme Shakur ... music supervisor

Script and Continuity Department

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Mario Aguja ... continuity / script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Randy J. Drago Jr. ... key production assistant
Jennifer Guedon ... set production assistant
Ian Leisy ... production assistant
Jalene Mack ... production attorney
John Peeler ... post production assistant

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Special Effects

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  • G2 (visual effects)

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Plot Summary

Inspired by true events and shot on location in New Orleans, LA. GEMMA BROWN and MARNI WILKINS and their families have been best friends since they were babies. At five, when Marni lost her mother, she was left with an unfulfilled soul. It was a devastating loss, but thankfully her best friend, Gemma and her family were always by her side. Now ten years later, Marni has the opportunity to find that lost connection with her mother when she learns that her mother's favorite poet, SAMANTHA BANKS will be teaching at a distinguished magnet school for the arts in their area. The two friends are both excited to apply. Gemma gets accepted, however they soon learn that Marni's father has neglectfully missed the registration deadline. Realizing that her dreams of getting to know her mother may disappear, Gemma convinces Marni to do something drastic. Things don't go as quite planned, but the two girls learn a valuable lesson about race, identity, politics, friendship and growing up in this poignant, yet tender, 'coming of age' story. Written by NGC

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