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Starstruck (2023)

A faith-based feature film from the JCFilms Production Club of Las Vegas! Jennifer Brooks (Randa Blackley) is killing it in Las Vegas as a business owner, wife, and mom. But all of that is put on hold as she and her son Camden (Camden Villasenor) take a trip to Arizona to meet her teen Hollywood crush, Scott Beck (Eddie McClintock). Through a series of embarrassing events, Jennifer realizes that fame isn't everything it's cracked up to be. Enjoy this quirky new romcom and discover what happens when faith meets fame.
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A faith-based feature film from the JCFilms Production Club of Las Vegas! Jennifer Brooks (Randa Blackley) is killing it in Las Vegas as a business owner, wife, and mom. But all of that is put on hold as she and her son Camden (Camden Villasenor) take a trip to Arizona to meet her teen Hollywood crush, Scott Beck (Eddie McClintock). Through a series of embarrassing events, Jennifer realizes that fame isn't everything it's cracked up to be. Enjoy this quirky new romcom and discover what happens when faith meets fame.

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Directed By:Bobby Lacer
Written By:Monica Almaguer
In Theaters:3/24/2023
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Studio:JCFilms

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