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Queen of Cactus Cove (2005)
Teenage chess champ Billie (Alia Shawkat) faces the prospect of defeat for the first time when she faces her best friend (Alex Frost) at the biggest chess tournament of her career.
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Teenage chess champ Billie (Alia Shawkat) faces the prospect of defeat for the first time when she faces her best friend (Alex Frost) at the biggest chess tournament of her career.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lindsay Stidham, Anna Christopher, Brenda Weiermair
In Theaters:12/11/2005
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Runtime:22 minutes
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