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Heroes (1984)
Students in an English class are asked to write essays about their personal heroes. This prompts a series of intimate encounters, some imagined and some real.
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Students in an English class are asked to write essays about their personal heroes. This prompts a series of intimate encounters, some imagined and some real.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Scott Masters, Rob Harris
In Theaters:1/1/1984
Box Office:
Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Nova Productions
Cast
Scott Masters
Director
Tim Kramer
Baseball Hero
Rick Donovan
Rock Star Hero
Brandon Wilde
Sailor Hero
Cole Taylor
Teacher
Danny Connors
Rock Fan Student
Tony Wilde
Sailor's Little Brother
Mark Kline
Little Brother's Classmate
Steve Kolis
School Pitcher
Jim Bentley
Steve's Friend
Rydar Hanson
Exhibitionist Student
Lee Mann
Late Paper Student
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