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Lola & Lily 

20-something year old Lola steals her abusive fathers prized orange Mustang after presumably killing him to go pick up her sister from Catholic boarding school, for an 18th birthday celebration full of freedom, boy talk, and weird ass sandcastles.
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20-something year old Lola steals her abusive fathers prized orange Mustang after presumably killing him to go pick up her sister from Catholic boarding school, for an 18th birthday celebration full of freedom, boy talk, and weird ass sandcastles.

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Genre:Comedy, Family
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Written By:Brooke Robertson
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Runtime:10 minutes
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