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Jo Stock, an African American woman of a certain age is faced with a decision that could uproot her life at a time when it’s uncomfortable to change. As an aging actress living off her past success, she’s forced to examine her choices in life and the importance of family versus fame when her sister, Lynnie gets sick in this story about having the courage to change your life.
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00:15Do you think it's over?
00:18I mean, do you think I'm done?
00:21I know it's frustrating.
00:23It's just not a lot of stuff for women of a certain age.
00:32Hey, come visit.
00:34There's a lot on my plate, Lenny.
00:36So what, you're never going to visit again?
00:38Where am I supposed to go for four days?
00:40Stay with your kids, maybe?
00:41I have no kids.
00:50I guess you went with isolation.
00:53And what'd you go with?
00:55Adulation?
00:56You ought to know, Aunt Jo.
00:57So, like you say, it's your time has come or your time is gone.
01:06What am I going to tell the kids?
01:12It's messed up.
01:13I can build anything.
01:15I can fix anything.
01:17But I can't fix my mom.
01:19I got a call about you from this NBC pilot I submitted you on.
01:23A network pilot?
01:24Really?
01:25When mom and dad were dying.
01:27Oh, here we go.
01:28Think about what you're doing and why.
01:30You should do the same thing.
01:32I got a pack.
01:33You'll never understand what it is to love somebody more than you'd love yourself.
01:38You're just too selfish.
01:39It's called survival acting.
01:42It's pretty much a hobby now, you know?
01:44This is it for her.
01:46What's that supposed to mean?
01:47Maybe it means you're past your expiration date.
01:52Look at that.
01:59Let's get into it.
02:02Tell us to be good.
02:03Heaven is the only thing.
02:03Have to catch the fiber.
02:03Nothing has to be good,EMNah свое.
02:04Imagine byłamark.
02:04I'm the only thing.
02:04Và the secret onha.
02:04Father Jesus.
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