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Double Major (2018)
James, an eager yet vulnerable young man reconnects with his childhood friend, Tom, who has just beat cancer, but falls victim to Tom's crusade to undermine his family, his business, and his budding relationship.
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James, an eager yet vulnerable young man reconnects with his childhood friend, Tom, who has just beat cancer, but falls victim to Tom's crusade to undermine his family, his business, and his budding relationship.
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:7/12/2018
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Exponent Films
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