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Wind Jammers (2011)
Set in the Bahamas, this funny and uplifting family film follows 16 year-old Justice as she overcomes racial prejudice and brings change to her community - all while having the time of her life learning to sail!
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Set in the Bahamas, this funny and uplifting family film follows 16 year-old Justice as she overcomes racial prejudice and brings change to her community - all while having the time of her life learning to sail!
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:
In Theaters:1/29/2011
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Cast
Kareem Mortimer, Richard von Maur
Director
Justice Von Maur
Justice Wilson
Brad Thompson
George Wilson
David B. Martin
The Commodore
Nicholas Dimichele
Christopher Lightbourne
Taylor Boswell
Nikki Whitehead
Ashton Crosby
Sea Dog
Craig Pinder
Richard Whitehead
Moya Thompson
Lakeesha
Claudette Allens
Duchess
Trenae Johnson
Gloria
Tony Roberts
Otis
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