Overview
A high school senior girl finds that there's more value to her than meets the eye after being photographed by one of her classmates.
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Cast
Allison Edwards
Ally Halford
Jon Parker
Eric Carter
Will Reverman
Jackson Weathers
Stone Taul
Eric's friend
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