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Two teenage girlfriends, Ariel Roberts and Christelle Thomas, both are virgin girls' who fall for a popular high school flyboy Jase Williams. Christelle, who was previously involved in a sexual relationship with Jase, denies that relationship ever existed with him; as the anticipated closing stages of that relationship came to a devastating end. Embarrassed by the cause of the failed relationship, Christelle decides to conceal this part of her life from Ariel. Through misfortune, Christelle finds out that Ariel also had relations with the flyboy, which leaves her furious and bewildered, yet concerned for the well-being of her best friend. In her futile attempt to caution Ariel of Jase’s promiscuous actions, Christelle causes discord in their friendship. With any hope to rekindle their friendship, Christelle is forced to unveil the true motivation behind her concealment and denial of her relationship with Jase. Christelle breaks the horrifyingly dreaded news that the flyboy ruined her life.

FILM OVERVIEW
		THEORY This mind-bending film will tastefully bring awareness to today’s African American teenage hip-hop culture of the risks associated with sexual peer pressures of and its consequences. The HIV and AIDS epidemic has disproportionately affected the African American community across time, although rates of HIV infection and AIDS were relatively rare among black women in the early years of the epidemic. Now however, HIV and AIDS disproportionately affect black women, especially young black women. This film highlights some of the factors —behavioral and non-behavioral—that put young black women at disproportionate risk of HIV.

Deficient Deception covers Black women and the HIV Virus in various situations and how difficult it is to avoid the tempting sexual desires when wanting someone simply because they are physically attractive. The film ends encouraging young adults to rethink their behaviors as the face of HIV and AIDS is shown to be deceiving; to quote the star character, Ariel, from the film "Appearances are often deceiving. I can't believe I fell for this Deficient Deception." The film's name is derived from "Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)."

Logline:
Teenage Girlfriends find themselves in an unforgiving love triangle which ends up in their demise, and they must learn to live with their mistakes and poor Judgment.

Hook:
Appearances are often Deceiving.

Also Known As: DD - The Surprise - Da' Deception

CREDITS

Title: Deficient Deception
Executive Producer: MY1 Global Source
Producer: Marvin Younger
Production Assistant: Santrcia Rossser
Writer: Marvin Younger
Production Company: Global Source Films & Sound works
Rated: Not rated
Genre: Drama
Running Time: (Not officially clocked).
Regional Code: 1
Viewing Format: Full Screen/Widescreen
Sound Format: HD surround sound
Subtitles: English
Projected Release Date: Not Set
Copyright: Copyright 2007 - The U.S. Copyright Office.
Production Status: In Production/Awaiting Release

CAST:
Ariel Roberts: Amber Ward
Christelle Thomas: Eve Carter
Angelic: Cornia Clark
Jase Williams: Darell Blalock
Kea: JiMisa Adams
Sherre: Emoni
Karin: Shamika
Da'mere: Perryn Bohler
Big Mike: Edward Bryan