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Erwin, a girl genius, is the youngest student in high school. Unfortunately she struggles with social isolation. When she meets fellow science guru, Winston, they team up to invent a chemical that changes the high school hierarchy forever.
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Erwin, a girl genius, is the youngest student in high school. Unfortunately she struggles with social isolation. When she meets fellow science guru, Winston, they team up to invent a chemical that changes the high school hierarchy forever.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Joe Swanson, Ali Scher
In Theaters:2/9/2024
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Runtime:88 minutes
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Cast
Ali Scher
Director
Sophia Reid-Gantzert
Erwin Page
Lincoln Lambert
Winston Wilkinson
Chloe East
Ari Page
Cheryl Hines
Tammy Page / Aunt Tammy
Marc Evan Jackson
Arthur Page
Kat Conner Sterling
Casey
Varak Baronian
Alan
Alina Brace
Young Erwin Page
Alessandra Noelle Rosenfeld
Young Ari Page
Artemis
Kimber
Sparrow Nicole
Amanda
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