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Be Still And Know (2019)

19-year old CJ, has lost touch with her childhood friend, Sophia, ever since she left small-town Willow Springs for college the year prior. Realizing how much they've grown apart, Sophia insists that CJ spends fall break at her grandfather's cabin, where they used to spend summers together. Reluctant, CJ gathers her new group of friends to join her for a fall escape they won't soon forget. Jocelyn and Amber, city girls at heart, embrace the wooded retreat but their excitement quickly turns to dread when they discover a vagabond living in a run-down trailer on the property.
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19-year old CJ, has lost touch with her childhood friend, Sophia, ever since she left small-town Willow Springs for college the year prior. Realizing how much they've grown apart, Sophia insists that CJ spends fall break at her grandfather's cabin, where they used to spend summers together. Reluctant, CJ gathers her new group of friends to join her for a fall escape they won't soon forget. Jocelyn and Amber, city girls at heart, embrace the wooded retreat but their excitement quickly turns to dread when they discover a vagabond living in a run-down trailer on the property.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Brittany Goodwin
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In Theaters:8/17/2019
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Runtime:85 minutes
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Director

Brittany Goodwin

Director

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Olivia Arokiasamy

Jocelyn

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Kelly Bartram

Amber

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Brianna Booker

Kayla

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Jacob Briggs

Eli

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Ashleigh Chambers

Young Sophia

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Ben McIntire

Young Eli

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Emily Oppmann

Maggie

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Elizabeth Potthast

Sophia

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Kelsey Steele

C.J.

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Ramsey Whitney

Young CJ

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