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We've Got Balls (2013)
A small town with a population of 52 people has balls galore, as in bowling balls, which they use to form a zany bowling tournament to save the town.
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A small town with a population of 52 people has balls galore, as in bowling balls, which they use to form a zany bowling tournament to save the town.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cherie Kerr
In Theaters:4/29/2013
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Ree-Invent Films
Cast
Cherie Kerr
Director
Gary Austin
Mayor Dawson Dinwitty
Andrew Dickler
George Pandick
Tyler Strateman
Alexander Brechner
Tony Alexander
Vivian Brechner
Eric Halasz
Herman Pritzloff
Dane Posey
Irwin Pritzloff
Eric Satterberg
Simon Pritzloff
Kylie Rogers
Tinker Belle Hanley
Lynne Marie Stewart
Grandma Jean
Nick Dopuch
Wally
Jay Abdo
Butler
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