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Luke Barlow may seem like a socially awkward teenager, but online he's showing the confidence that's really inside him. Follow his journey to bring his true self into the real world.
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Luke Barlow may seem like a socially awkward teenager, but online he's showing the confidence that's really inside him. Follow his journey to bring his true self into the real world.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Jason Siegfried Reinhardt
In Theaters:1/1/2018
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Studio:Cinema Park Studios
Cast
Jason Siegfried Reinhardt
Director
Cruz Abelita
Luke Barlow
Cindy Hogan
Mrs. H
Samuel Goergen
Chris Foster
Morgan McGill
Samantha Plymouth
Sophia Abelita
Esabella Gonzalez
Arianna Marie Peralta
Rebecca Daniels
Peyton J. Evans
Jessica Robins
Bailey Corley
Maxine Taylor
Ariel Milner
Caroline Chosinger
Liam Burns
Joe Turner
Ava Colindres
Brooke Bridger
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