Our Terminal (2022)
A true story about a promising new love is quickly halted when two steadfast teenage girls are kept apart by suppressive parents. Evie, determined to prove herself, has one chance to fix it. She gathers her friends and races to save her first love, Frankie.
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A true story about a promising new love is quickly halted when two steadfast teenage girls are kept apart by suppressive parents. Evie, determined to prove herself, has one chance to fix it. She gathers her friends and races to save her first love, Frankie.
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In Theaters:7/30/2022
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