I Wish "Senior Year" Was Better
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One Hot Summer (2009)
A beautiful Cuban-American lawyer is caught in the greatest dilemma of her life stay with Ariel, her Cuban-American husband who is eager to start a family at any cost or reignite a past love with Luther, the romance of her life who unexpectedly returns to try and capture her heart once again. Set against the backdrop of one hot summer in the sultry city of Miami, this romantic comedy examines the lives and loves of Margarita Santos, a contemporary woman and her two best friends (Anabel and Viviana) as they straddle two cultures to navigate through the dilemmas they face to find love and happiness once again.
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A beautiful Cuban-American lawyer is caught in the greatest dilemma of her life stay with Ariel, her Cuban-American husband who is eager to start a family at any cost or reignite a past love with Luther, the romance of her life who unexpectedly returns to try and capture her heart once again. Set against the backdrop of one hot summer in the sultry city of Miami, this romantic comedy examines the lives and loves of Margarita Santos, a contemporary woman and her two best friends (Anabel and Viviana) as they straddle two cultures to navigate through the dilemmas they face to find love and happiness once again.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance, TV Movie
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In Theaters:7/26/2009
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Lifetime
Cast
Betty Kaplan
Director
Cordelia González
Matilde Santos
Nancy Millán
Connie
Ángel Viera
Tomas Aguilera
Clifford Myatt
Father Pedro Sanchez
Brian Tester
Ben Curiel
Richard Pastush
Judge William McKee
Tommy Kavelin
Elston Weber
Jonathan Dwayne
Dr. Marcia
Orlando Gonzalez-Rivera
Tió Edwardo
Guillermo de Cun
Señor Garza
David Rittenhouse
Baliff
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