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One Summer
When wannabe rebel Nomi swipes a stack of cash from her ex-Mafia-turned-actor landlord, she and her lazy sidekick Maura hit the road for Mexico. But when their getaway car dies in the wrong Mexico—Mexico, Indiana—their “big escape” spirals into small-town mayhem, awkward locals, and one landlord with unfinished business.
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When wannabe rebel Nomi swipes a stack of cash from her ex-Mafia-turned-actor landlord, she and her lazy sidekick Maura hit the road for Mexico. But when their getaway car dies in the wrong Mexico—Mexico, Indiana—their “big escape” spirals into small-town mayhem, awkward locals, and one landlord with unfinished business.
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Written By:Katie Madonna Lee
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