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Frozen Stars (2003)
A dramatic coming-of-age story that explores the lives of four young people struggling with emotional conflicts, family issues, personal identities, religious beliefs and the overwhelming power of love and friendship.
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A dramatic coming-of-age story that explores the lives of four young people struggling with emotional conflicts, family issues, personal identities, religious beliefs and the overwhelming power of love and friendship.
Rating:
Genre:Drama
Written By:Wren Valentino
In Theaters:11/24/2003
Box Office:
Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:CieCie Entertainment
Cast
Wren Valentino
Director
Lana Parrilla
Lisa Vasquez
Juan Monsalvez
Eddie Cervantes
Reynaldo Gallegos
Carlos Vasquez
Charlotte Nielsen
Patti McCann
Eddy Rivera
Manny Jensen
Caesar Garcia
Javier Morales
Yelba Osorio
Donna Del Rio
Leifi Phillips
Caroline Jenssen
Robin Karfo
Gloria Vasquez
Tony Hoover
Male Police Officer
Arya Moore
Female police officer
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