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Cohousing (2025)
When a headstrong teen with dreams of the big city finds out that a developer wants to buy her neighborhood, she must convince her wacky cohousing community to sell, in order to get the cash to finance her goals.
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When a headstrong teen with dreams of the big city finds out that a developer wants to buy her neighborhood, she must convince her wacky cohousing community to sell, in order to get the cash to finance her goals.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Robin Wyllie-Scholz
In Theaters:5/5/2025
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Runtime:28 minutes
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Leah Gouin
Director
Daisy Sklar
Kat Jacobs
Richard Boyd
Carl Milton
Jayne Burnstein
Barb Howell
Louis Leeser
Nate Jacobs
Evan Hoefer
Martin Wilson-Wright
Myles Mathews
Teddy Wilson-Wright
Abigail Aziz
Julia Thomas
Mary Beth Wyllie
Linda Everett
Jason Scholz
Robert Jacobs
Jodi Rector-Brooks
Gloria Jacobs
Robin Wyllie-Scholz
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