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Callie and Minnie’s relationship is suddenly upended at the start of the summer before their senior year of high school. Left rudderless without her charismatic best friend, Minnie starts to form a complicated friendship with Callie’s mother.
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Callie and Minnie’s relationship is suddenly upended at the start of the summer before their senior year of high school. Left rudderless without her charismatic best friend, Minnie starts to form a complicated friendship with Callie’s mother.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Kelly O'Sullivan
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Little Engine, Rosalind Productions, Metropolitan Entertainment, Runaway Train
Cast
Alex Thompson, Kelly O'Sullivan
Director
Sophie Okonedo
Helen Bell
Katherine Mallen Kupferer
Minnie Dunn
Chloe Coleman
Callie Bell
David Hyde Pierce
Mr. Murdaugh
Tara Mallen
Barbara Dunn
Iman Vellani
Kat
Beck Nolan
Brad Hugg
Addisyn Grace Cain
Brandi Combs
Audrey Grace Marshall
Cara
Christopher R Ellis
Mark Bell
Mary Kathryn Bryant
Diane
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