God's Waiting List

Name: God's Waiting List
Genre: Drama
Duration: 1 h 34 min
Rating: 5.2
Cast: Roger Guenveur Smith, Nicki Micheaux, Blaze Lovejoy

20062006
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1h 34m

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

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Drama

A gritty, heartfelt drama about a brother and sister who both start out with the American Dream of running their own business and being successful. Teresa goes about this dream in a good way... Read allA gritty, heartfelt drama about a brother and sister who both start out with the American Dream of running their own business and being successful. Teresa goes about this dream in a good way, meaning she works hard and treats people right. Her brother, Solomon, is a hustler who b... Read allA gritty, heartfelt drama about a brother and sister who both start out with the American Dream of running their own business and being successful. Teresa goes about this dream in a good way, meaning she works hard and treats people right. Her brother, Solomon, is a hustler who borrows money from loan sharks to open a music store. When he doesnt pay, the sharks come a... Read all

IMDb RATING

5.2/10

111

YOUR RATING

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