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Directed by	Lance Frank
Written by	Blake Phillips<Lance Frank
Produced by	Blake Phillips
Starring	Jamal Mixon; Jerod Mixon; Eric Roberts; Terrence Jenkins; Deion Sanders; Tone Loc; Yasmin Deliz; Tommy "Tiny" Lister
Cinematography	Keith L. Smith
Edited by	Dana Rice; Mark Scovil; Keenan Hiett
Music by	Ryan Franks & Scott Nickoley
Production; company	Prefect Films
Distributed by	Phase 4 Films
Running time	93 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

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White T. Movie

WHITE T is an independent film created by Prefect Films.

Creators[edit]

Blake Phillips & Lance Frank managed & prepared the film White T. from concept to a delivered theatrical release. Originally hailing from Wichita KS & Youngstown OH, the two have successfully produced & distributed four films to date. As well as a successful production & publishing company. They seek to prepare a charity organization in 2013.

Plot[edit]

Herbert & Henry are twin brothers with dreams to become the biggest rap stars in the game. Their chance at super-stardom comes after they buy a T-shirt with a winning golden tag allowing them to perform with Real Deal, the most legendary rapper in the World. The only problem is, Kevin, an equally sized Jewish kid with dreams of singing and blinging, manages to steal the prized White T and has his own plans to perform at the concert. With the help of a gypsy, a goat, and cast of characters as big as Herbert and Henry's appetites. White T is a feel good urban adventure reminiscent of Dude Where's My Car, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle, and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.^[1]