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An American Girl: Saige Paints the Sky (2013)
Saige Copeland is a talented artist who loves horses. She's pumped up about the new school year and seeing her best friend Tessa. But that changes when Tessa seems to be hanging out with another girl and when art class is cut. Saige, now trapped, goes to her grandmother for help and takes action. Saige now must face her fear and overcome her stage fright. Can Saige let go of her fears and her jealousy to shine bright and regain her friendship with Tessa?
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Saige Copeland is a talented artist who loves horses. She's pumped up about the new school year and seeing her best friend Tessa. But that changes when Tessa seems to be hanging out with another girl and when art class is cut. Saige, now trapped, goes to her grandmother for help and takes action. Saige now must face her fear and overcome her stage fright. Can Saige let go of her fears and her jealousy to shine bright and regain her friendship with Tessa?
Rating:G
Genre:Family, TV Movie
Directed By:Vince Marcello
Written By:
In Theaters:7/2/2013
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Runtime:100 minutes
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Cast
Vince Marcello
Director
Vince Marcello
Director
Sidney Fullmer
Saige Copeland
Alexandra Peters
Tessa Jablonsky
Alana Gordillo
Gabi Pena
Mika Abdalla
Dylan Patterson
Omar Paz Trujillo
Luis
Kerr Smith
David Copeland
Jane Seymour
Mimi Copeland
Carsen Warner
Voice actor (uncredited)
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