Re-Live: A Tale of an American Island Cheerleader ()
Overview
Rowena, a transgender actress returns to her home on Guam for her high school reunion’s “do-over week,” to live out a big regret… her childhood dream of becoming a cheerleader. But she must then confront a different kind of reunion, with her estranged family.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.512 |
Directed By
Rain Valdez
Crew
Rain Valdez
Jhett Tolentino
Rachel Leyco
Rain Valdez
Rosario Dawson
TOP CAST
Rain Valdez
Rowena
Yoshi Sudarso
Matthew
Jamie Clayton
Kyra
Vico Ortiz
Mac
Nicky Endres
Loralie
Chris Renfro
Dawn
Sydney Viengluang
Beverly
Benjamin Alves
Tony
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