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Sugar (2013) [N/A]

Featuring:
Kalia Prescott, Austin James Wolff, Erica Duke, Whitney Fuller

Directed by:
Jasmine Johnson


Release Date:
July 22, 2013

Original Title:
Sugar

Genres:
Drama | Science Fiction

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 12

Overview from TheMovieDB

One orphaned girl struggles to survive in the not so distant future where society has succumbed to violence and become a kill or be killed world.

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Overview from Open Movies

Set in a future perhaps closer than we hope to imagine, SUGAR, tells the story of a lone girl, orphaned as a child, struggling to survive in a society wrought with violence where people employ a kill first ask questions later mentality. Haunted by nightmarish visions of finding her parents dead at a young age, Sugar (Kalia Prescott) awakens to find herself hungry and desperate for nourishment. Her quest for food and water leads her to a new discovery that shows perhaps not everyone is as they seem and explores just how far a simple idea planted in the mind of a child can linger and grow.

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Director:
Jasmine J. Johnson

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