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Bellyfruit (also spelled Belly Fruit) is a 1999 American independent drama film about teen pregnancy directed and co-written by Kerri Green. The film is the first feature film released by The Asylum.
- $1,000,000
- Robert Bauer, Bonnie Dickenson
16 apr 1999 · Bellyfruit: Directed by Kerri Green. With Tonatzin Mondragon, Kelly Vint Castro, Tamara Bass, Michael Peña. Three very different Los Angeles teenage girls find themselves pregnant and dealing with poverty, drugs and confusion. Shanika (Tamara LaSeon Bass) has a drug addict for a mother and is currently living in a foster home.
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- Kerri Green
- Not Rated
Bellyfruit. Three Los Angeles teens are forced to deal with unplanned pregnancies. Shanika (Tamara LaSeon Bass), who has spent most of her life in foster homes, meets Damon (T.E. Russell), an ...
- Kerri Green
- Drama
- Tamara Bass
Three Los Angeles teens are forced to deal with unplanned pregnancies. Shanika (Tamara LaSeon Bass), who has spent most of her life in foster homes, meets Damon (T.E. Russell), an older man who promises love but uses her for sex, leading to her pregnancy. Kicked out of her family home, Aracely (Tonatzin Mondragon) tries to move in with her boyfriend, Oscar (Michael Pena), but finances stand in ...
17 mag 1999 · Athree-paneled portrait of teen mothers, “Bellyfruit” traces girls of various ethnicities who find themselves unexpectedly pregnant. While perfs are competent and ably directed, pic has the ...
Synopsis. Three very different Los Angeles teenage girls find themselves pregnant and dealing with poverty, drugs and confusion. Shanika (Tamara LaSeon Bass) has a drug addict for a mother and is currently living in a foster home.
Bellyfruit is an emotional drama that follows the lives of three teenage girls as they navigate the challenges of teenage pregnancy. The film takes a raw and honest look at the often neglected topic of teenage pregnancy, exploring the complexities that arise from this situation.
