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Senior Night
After her parents fail to show up to her basketball senior night, a teenager is forced to decide if she is finally going to admit that she's tired of being an afterthought or continue to keep things bottled up inside.
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After her parents fail to show up to her basketball senior night, a teenager is forced to decide if she is finally going to admit that she's tired of being an afterthought or continue to keep things bottled up inside.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nina Lopez Riley
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Studio:glowmedia
Cast
Nina Lopez Riley
Director
Becca Breitfeller
Sarah
Liza Seneca
Stephanie
Daniel Brunnemer Hall
Joseph
Vince Hill-Bedford
Dylan
Sol Marina Crespo
Coach Moore
Brianna Reed
Bailey
Allison Stella Walsh
Annabelle
Isa Andrea Rojas
Sophie
Jeremy Urann
Announcer
Michelle Bonebright-Carter
Bailey's Mom
Kimberly Prendergast
Annabelle's Mom
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