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When a teacher at a Christian high school becomes pregnant out of wedlock, she is forced to decide if she should yield to the institution's teachings or fight for her civil liberties.
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When a teacher at a Christian high school becomes pregnant out of wedlock, she is forced to decide if she should yield to the institution's teachings or fight for her civil liberties.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Emily Bloom
In Theaters:11/5/2017
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Runtime:16 minutes
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Cast
Emily Bloom
Director
Alexie Gilmore
Malynn Winecott
Tone Bell
Michael Abby
Toby Huss
Principal Harding
Nora Kirkpatrick
Kate Montgomery
Lynne Marie Stewart
Marcy Winecott
James Handy
Barney Winecott
Eileen Galindo
Councilwoman Perez
Edward Kasper
Officer Pastillo
Justin Dray
Attorney Rose
David M. Edelstien
Councilman Holtz
Gilbert Luna
Officer Tristan
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