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Saving Ava (2026)
A road trip comedy where six teenagers set out on a cross-country journey through the Midwest to find their missing friend. As the miles pass, old tensions from the turbulent transition between high school and college resurface. Somewhere in between growing up and settling down, a backdrop of summer crickets, endless blue skies, and open roads, they
confront their memories and missteps that shaped their drifting friendships.
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A road trip comedy where six teenagers set out on a cross-country journey through the Midwest to find their missing friend. As the miles pass, old tensions from the turbulent transition between high school and college resurface. Somewhere in between growing up and settling down, a backdrop of summer crickets, endless blue skies, and open roads, they confront their memories and missteps that shaped their drifting friendships.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Maximus Peeples, Brian DeHeer
In Theaters:4/29/2026
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Maximus Peeples Productions
Cast
Maximus Peeples
Director
Jayla Austin-Duarte
Ava Jackson
Molly Higgins
Molly Lancaster
AJ Wilson
George Lancaster
Joe Peres Berti
Angelo Rodriguez
Liv Marentette
Ruby Leymon
Devin McDuffy
Derik Cosh
Isabella Aranda
Mia Aldrich
Quinn Larkin
Tina Stewart
Greg Brandenburg
Randy Brando
Jason Amburgey
Leonard Baker
Gabriel Fries
Officer Toby
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