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Still Green (2009)
The summer of their senior year, ten best friends rent a beach house for one last week before separating for college. A tragic accident in the ocean changes and tests their friendship. In this dark teen drama, everything can change in an instant.
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The summer of their senior year, ten best friends rent a beach house for one last week before separating for college. A tragic accident in the ocean changes and tests their friendship. In this dark teen drama, everything can change in an instant.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Georgia Menides
In Theaters:5/15/2009
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Runtime:89 minutes
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