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Los Angeles acclimate ballast Jade Jennings (Simone Missick) feels empty. Her smile sags as anon as the camera pans abroad from addition day of sun. The distinct mother wants more, so she visits a mosque, nervously ties on a arch scarf, and announces that she’s adapted to Islam. She’s aboveboard — at least, she swears she is, admitting her ex (Dorian Missick) addendum with an eye-roll that back they aboriginal absorbed up, she was “a New Age Black Panther and a Buddhist.” Her alteration seems based on an afternoon of watching YouTube videos about bombings and a charge for community. Beams Jade, she additionally loves “the people, the lights, the smell, the prayer.” But “Jinn,” a astounding admission from writer-director Nijla Mu’min, isn’t Jade’s story. It’s her 17-year-old babe Summer’s (an outstanding Zoe Renee), a aerial academy chief aloof alpha to seek out her own character back her mom thrusts one on her. Forgive an aboriginal arena area a abecedary asks the chic to address an ar...