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Making Waves (2023)

Music executive Amelia goes to a festival on the Outer Banks to beat out the competition for an elusive new band and discovers that the group is fronted by Will, her childhood summer sweetheart. Over the course of the week, as Amelia tries to convince Will that her company is the better choice for his musical vision, she realizes there might be a conflict of interest…her feeling for him.
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Music executive Amelia goes to a festival on the Outer Banks to beat out the competition for an elusive new band and discovers that the group is fronted by Will, her childhood summer sweetheart. Over the course of the week, as Amelia tries to convince Will that her company is the better choice for his musical vision, she realizes there might be a conflict of interest…her feeling for him.

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Genre:TV Movie, Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Terry Ingram
Written By:Laura Streicher, Kate Schriver
In Theaters:8/5/2023
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Hallmark Media, Front Street Pictures

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