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Buried Cain (2015)
Five childhood friends try to keep their love lives and their past, from destroying their friendship as adults. Lies and secrets hold them together until Georgia returns home. Now, they must ask themselves-how far they will go for love?
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Five childhood friends try to keep their love lives and their past, from destroying their friendship as adults. Lies and secrets hold them together until Georgia returns home. Now, they must ask themselves-how far they will go for love?
Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Written By:Chase Smith
In Theaters:6/15/2015
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Runtime:105 minutes
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Cast
Chase Smith
Director
Ella Bardine
Georgia
Lance Paul
Cain 'CJ' Jenkins
Jonathon Norris
Christian Jenkins
Charlotte Kate Fox
Grace 'Hollywood'
James Edward Thomas
Preacher Harold Jenkins
Leslie Kimbell
Maggie
Niki Davis
Chloe
Michael Howell
Levi Jenkins
Michael Aaron Milligan
Charles
Maria Liatis
Sarah
Kate Wasiele
Teen Faith
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