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Grape Soda (2022)
Grape Soda is an indie film that takes place in 1988 and follows a group of friends as they deal with love and drama in the last summer of their youth. Hopeless romantic Richie Campbell falls for a taken girl, Kelly Fischer.
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Grape Soda is an indie film that takes place in 1988 and follows a group of friends as they deal with love and drama in the last summer of their youth. Hopeless romantic Richie Campbell falls for a taken girl, Kelly Fischer.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Jonathan Zeller, Brandon Schrader, Gianni Cordi
In Theaters:10/8/2022
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Cast
Gianni Cordi
Director
Alexis Hughes
Cassandra Summers
Gianni Cordi
Ritchie Campbell
Brandon Schrader
Sam Donahue
Kanan Hejmanowski
Nancy Conley
Rocco Lumbaca
Mike "Horus" Hering
Jonathan Zeller
Donald Harper
Rachel White
Kelly Fischer
Thomas Hering
Mike K
Tiffany Ray
Bartender
Mark Rodriguez
Yo Nuts Guy
Katie Doolittle
Yo Nuts Girl
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