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Spinners (2014)
In a small desert town, decimated by the economic recession, two teenagers (Jace and Derek) try to get by working as Sign Spinners. Harassment by local bullies leads Jace to make some unfortunate decisions. A single mom living out of her car steps in to help.
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In a small desert town, decimated by the economic recession, two teenagers (Jace and Derek) try to get by working as Sign Spinners. Harassment by local bullies leads Jace to make some unfortunate decisions. A single mom living out of her car steps in to help.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Cami Delavigne
In Theaters:10/18/2014
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Commonwealth Projects, Barnacle Films
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