Supa Hair
English. Directed by Glenís Hunter.
After her mother's passing, a young Dominican girl and her sister move to Arizona where she discovers the hair she so deeply despises actually holds an ancient power.
- Runtime
- 0h 14m
- Post-credits
- Not out yet
- Language
- English
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- Release date in India
- Released
- Written by
- Glenís Hunter
- Budget
- $35K
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Supa Hair: quick answers
Is Supa Hair worth watching?
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How long is Supa Hair?
Supa Hair runs 14 minutes (0h 14m).
Does Supa Hair have a post-credits scene?
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Supa Hair parents guide: is it suitable for kids?
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Which OTT platform is Supa Hair on?
Supa Hair hasn’t released yet, so it isn’t on any OTT platform. (Checked 11 November 2026.)
What movies are like Supa Hair?
If you liked Supa Hair, try Fast Color, Steel Magnolias, The Man in the Moon.
Who directed Supa Hair?
Supa Hair was directed by Glenís Hunter and stars Somali Rose, Luz Ozuna, Magda Rivera.