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Summer After (2022)
One summer after an impassioned romance with a girl from out of town, 17 year old Mesa yearns to better understand herself and reconcile with her past on the peninsula of Cape Cod in 1986.
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One summer after an impassioned romance with a girl from out of town, 17 year old Mesa yearns to better understand herself and reconcile with her past on the peninsula of Cape Cod in 1986.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Josh Cox
In Theaters:5/20/2022
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Americana Pictures
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