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Prime of Your Life (2021)

Prime of Your Life is the story of Samantha who spends her days grinding in pursuit of the dream of becoming a 'working actor.' Most days are spent in her car traversing Los Angeles County from one audition, side gig, acting class, improv team, self-funded indie project, and Bumble date to another. When emerging director Mitchell invites her over to talk about a role in his film she makes a rookie mistake - to hope.
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Prime of Your Life is the story of Samantha who spends her days grinding in pursuit of the dream of becoming a 'working actor.' Most days are spent in her car traversing Los Angeles County from one audition, side gig, acting class, improv team, self-funded indie project, and Bumble date to another. When emerging director Mitchell invites her over to talk about a role in his film she makes a rookie mistake - to hope.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Craig Tovey
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In Theaters:1/1/2021
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Runtime:10 minutes
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