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Masquerade (2000)
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Starring: Anna Marie Horsford, Simbi Khali, Leonard Roberts, Kellita Smith, Cress Williams
Director: II Roy Campanella
Category: Comedy
Studio: Ventura
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Length:
84 mins

 
 

 

It Started In A Chatroom And Ended In Love.

Joi Scott (Simbi Khali, We Were Soldiers), a young magazine writer, quits her cushy New York City editor job when she loses a promotion and her man on the same day. Her ego crushed, she returns home to Los Angeles to get her life back on track and get away from her overbearing mother (Anna Maria Horsford, Friday After Next). She moves in with her best friend Monica (Kellita Smith, the Bernie Mac Show), a sexy female player, and along the way she meets Marcus aka "Miles" (Cress Williams, Fallen), the man of her dreams, in an internet chat room. False identities and chance meetings lead to jealousy and confusing circumstances in this romantic comedy. It's the urban, contemporary version of You've Got Mail.

 
 
   
   

 
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