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Summer of Dreams (2017)
Roommates and best friends Carter and Josh are finally able to live out their dream of spending the summer at the Jersey Shore. However, Carter’s troubled past becomes problematic as the summer begins to unfold. Summer of Dreams is a humorous coming-of-age story about friendship, finding happiness and summertime fun.
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Roommates and best friends Carter and Josh are finally able to live out their dream of spending the summer at the Jersey Shore. However, Carter’s troubled past becomes problematic as the summer begins to unfold. Summer of Dreams is a humorous coming-of-age story about friendship, finding happiness and summertime fun.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Colin Stewart
In Theaters:11/25/2017
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Five Tribes Cinema Productions
Cast
Colin Stewart
Director
T.J. Rumer
Carter Davidson
Kayla Killian
Courtney Bower
Nate Goudie
Josh Hendrickson
Tony Troy
Ernest Brookes
Xiola Sorgie
Taylor
Karen Greenwood
Devin
Glen Stewart
Cornelius Davidson
Haley Wriggins
Waving Girl #1
Jessie Wriggins
Waving Girl #2
Alyssa Lloyd
Waving Girl #3
Colin Stewart
Charter Customer #1 / Race Announcer (voice)
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