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The shocking story about three ordinary teenagers from one of Canada's most elite schools. Three Canadian teenagers mastermind a major counterfeit operation.
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The shocking story about three ordinary teenagers from one of Canada's most elite schools. Three Canadian teenagers mastermind a major counterfeit operation.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Steven Westren, Jesse McKeown
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Cité-Amérique
Cast
Pierre Gill
Director
Greyston Holt
Tanner Cruikshank
Andrew Francis
Ben Cruikshank
Alexia Fast
Emma Archibald
Mike Beaver
Mike Mallete
Drea de Matteo
Tanner's Mother
Gregory Smith
Nik Iliakis
Claudia Ferri
Principal Archibald
Abdul Ayoola
Charles
Sarah Booth
Student Complainant (as Sarah Hansen)
Peter Michael Dillon
Dawn Ford
Lunchlady Judy
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