Swimming for Gold (2020)
Young elite swimmer Claire is sent to Australia to coach a boys swimming team, where she must overcome an old rival and a secret fear to save the swimming camp from closing.
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Young elite swimmer Claire is sent to Australia to coach a boys swimming team, where she must overcome an old rival and a secret fear to save the swimming camp from closing.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Eric Bergemann
In Theaters:8/11/2020
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:MarVista Entertainment, Liquid Noise Films, McLaren House, Head Gear Films, Metrol Technology, Kreo Films, Jaggi Entertainment
Cast
Hayley MacFarlane
Director
Peyton List
Claire Carpenter
Daniel Needs
Liam Henderson
Lauren Esposito
Mikayla Michaels
Olivia Nardini
Annabelle Shumpert
Johrel Martschinke
Cooper
Ray Chong Nee
Coach Bodhi
Martin Dingle Wall
Calvin Carpenter
Candice Hill
Jill Millions
Alexa Curtis
Jordan
Loren Arcadio
Elsa Chang
Liam Hop Yek Dodds
Richard Chang
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