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Blue Cherries (2021)

After two best friends, Ryan and Sean, decide to get as many slushees as they can in a day, Sean invites Heather to tag along which creates relational drama between them, all the while being chased by an overzealous slushee employee, while dealing with the transition to high school.
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After two best friends, Ryan and Sean, decide to get as many slushees as they can in a day, Sean invites Heather to tag along which creates relational drama between them, all the while being chased by an overzealous slushee employee, while dealing with the transition to high school.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Alec Salerno
Written By:Alec Salerno
In Theaters:4/23/2021
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Threefold Projects

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