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Thank You for Her (2024)

Siblings Anna and Cameron Drake are trying to navigate life after their father is involved in a terrible car accident. Both experience anger and grief in their ways but are interrupted when free-spirited, Lance Easton, enters their lives in a shocking turn of events. A lesbian coming-of-age story meant to warm the heart and highlight how a family comes in all shapes and sizes.
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Siblings Anna and Cameron Drake are trying to navigate life after their father is involved in a terrible car accident. Both experience anger and grief in their ways but are interrupted when free-spirited, Lance Easton, enters their lives in a shocking turn of events. A lesbian coming-of-age story meant to warm the heart and highlight how a family comes in all shapes and sizes.

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Genre:Romance, Fantasy, Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Peyton Savington
Written By:Katie Evans
In Theaters:10/11/2024
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:Four Lights Films

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