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Against the Tide (2016)
The millennial generation was dealt a hard hand in early adulthood. Adjusting previous expectations with realities. When Zoey Radkey and Nate Homve have a chance meeting, their clashing ideas of hope may change how they live forever.
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The millennial generation was dealt a hard hand in early adulthood. Adjusting previous expectations with realities. When Zoey Radkey and Nate Homve have a chance meeting, their clashing ideas of hope may change how they live forever.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leigha Monier-Williams
In Theaters:4/21/2016
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Runtime:15 minutes
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