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Chasing a Dream (2009)
When high school football player Cam Stiles loses his best friend, he decides to drop football and focus on attaining his friend's goal of running a mile in under four minutes. Cam's decision tears apart his relationship with former teammates and his father—who happens to be his demanding football coach.
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When high school football player Cam Stiles loses his best friend, he decides to drop football and focus on attaining his friend's goal of running a mile in under four minutes. Cam's decision tears apart his relationship with former teammates and his father—who happens to be his demanding football coach.
Rating:NR
Genre:TV Movie, Drama, Family
Written By:Bryce Zabel
In Theaters:4/24/2009
Box Office:
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Larry Levinson Productions, Hallmark Entertainment
Cast
David Burton Morris
Director
Joanna Going
Diane Stiles
Treat Williams
Gary Stiles
Jake McLaughlin
John Van Horn
Andrew Lawrence
Cam Stiles
Jarrod Bailey
Brandon Van Horn
Rachel Style
Allie Maltese
Kevin Elms
Tim Schrunk
Christa B. Allen
Nikol Schrunk
Ryan Krueger
Chris McGuire
Delpaneaux Wills
Seneca Keflezi
Julian Alcaraz
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