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If You Love Me, Show Me (1999)
An engaging animated story that illustrates the importance of chastity and responsibility in teen relationships, providing an example of two teenagers with the courage to stand by their convictions. An excellent resource for parents and educators. This film, although not explicit, has a theme not intended for young children.
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An engaging animated story that illustrates the importance of chastity and responsibility in teen relationships, providing an example of two teenagers with the courage to stand by their convictions. An excellent resource for parents and educators. This film, although not explicit, has a theme not intended for young children.
Rating:
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:
In Theaters:8/1/1999
Box Office:
Runtime:37 minutes
Studio:CCC of America
Cast
Fernando H. Uribe
Director
David Cowgill
(voice)
Jessica Evans
(voice)
Jackie Gonneau
(voice) (as Jaqueline Gonneau)
Tori Jensen
(voice)
Joan Lee
(voice)
Alexandra Mills
(voice)
Tony Mozdy
(voice)
Cam Clarke
Brad / Commercial Voice A (voice) (as Jimmy Flinders)
Tress MacNeille
Barbara / Jenny's Mother (voice) (as Tori Jensen)
Tony Pope
Father Time / Paul's Father (voice) (as Tony Mozdy)
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