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Juniper (2021)
Mack attempts to connect spiritually with her recently deceased sister by escaping to her family’s rustic cabin. Her seclusion is quickly cut short when Alex, her Type A childhood bestie, crashes the private grief retreat, bringing Dylan, her own offbeat friend with her. Emotions run high as Alex attempts to bond with a growingly resentful Mack, and tensions mount as Dylan’s true feelings for Alex begin to show.
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Mack attempts to connect spiritually with her recently deceased sister by escaping to her family’s rustic cabin. Her seclusion is quickly cut short when Alex, her Type A childhood bestie, crashes the private grief retreat, bringing Dylan, her own offbeat friend with her. Emotions run high as Alex attempts to bond with a growingly resentful Mack, and tensions mount as Dylan’s true feelings for Alex begin to show.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Olivia Blue, Madison Lawlor, Decker Sadowski, Katherine Dudas
In Theaters:6/9/2021
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Runtime:70 minutes
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