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Dog Days (2018)
Brandon a socially awkward teen gets invited to a party by a potential love interest, everything goes south for him when his hooligan cousin screws over his chances; but they are forced to take matters into their own hands and make everything right.
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Brandon a socially awkward teen gets invited to a party by a potential love interest, everything goes south for him when his hooligan cousin screws over his chances; but they are forced to take matters into their own hands and make everything right.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nick Alvarez, Fabrizio Guido
In Theaters:10/13/2018
Box Office:$17
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Studio:Capsule Vision
Cast
Fabrizio Guido
Director
Gianna Adams
Brownie Girl
Nick Alvarez
Brandon
Kayla Christine Arellano
Alexandra
Andrie Carigo
Alexandra's Posse
Michael Cimino
Dej
Jose Diaz
My Guy
Justin Ellings
Hero in short film
Kyle Ellings
Villain in short film
Fabrizio Guido
Mingo
Valentina Isabel
Alexandra's Posse
Aldo Jimenez
Party Friend
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