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For George on His 30th Birthday (2018)
In the suburban South of the not-so-distant past, former MySpace-famous musician George spends a strange night with Deena, an old flame.
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In the suburban South of the not-so-distant past, former MySpace-famous musician George spends a strange night with Deena, an old flame.
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Genre:Drama, Music, Comedy
Written By:Ursula Ellis
In Theaters:11/9/2018
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Little Bear Pictures
Cast
Ursula Ellis
Director
Michael Esper
George Dougherty
Allie Gallerani
Deena Sanguine
Angie Slaughter
Mysterious Waitress / Motel Clerk
Alisha Bucca
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Amie Gibson
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Cindy Keepers
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Erin Cassidy Keepers
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Sammie Laster
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Brandi Lipscomb
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Skylar Lipscomb
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Hoss Payne
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