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Drunk, Driving, and 17 (2023)
Kim, an honor student, popular and responsible, who after a disastrous house party makes a bad decision. After crashing her car and almost kills a classmate, leading to consequences for her and the party host's parents.
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Kim, an honor student, popular and responsible, who after a disastrous house party makes a bad decision. After crashing her car and almost kills a classmate, leading to consequences for her and the party host's parents.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie, Thriller
Written By:Richard Kletter, Amber Benson
In Theaters:4/15/2023
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Swirl Films, Lifetime
Cast
Russ Parr
Director
Michael Michele
Martha Wright
Savannah Lee Smith
Kim Summers
Antonio Davis
Dan Wright
David Shae
Tim Wright
Sydney Bullock
Nikki Marcos
Chantal Jean-Pierre
Robin Summers
Aerica D'Amaro
Lourdes Portillo
Carina Elise Derbigny
Emily Wright
Callan Wilson
Steve
Ashley Green
Lisa Franks
Franco Castan
Jack Portillo
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