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Spit (2009)
In the small town of Calvin Alley, everybody plays the card game Spit at the annual Spit tournament. On the day of this year's tournament, Sherry, the champion for the last three Spit tournaments is forced to face a broken heart and new beginnings.
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In the small town of Calvin Alley, everybody plays the card game Spit at the annual Spit tournament. On the day of this year's tournament, Sherry, the champion for the last three Spit tournaments is forced to face a broken heart and new beginnings.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
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In Theaters:9/18/2009
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