Thank You, Eve (2019)
Overview
A sophomore struggles to get passed embarrassment when she receives her menstrual cycle in front of her fellow students. Emotions run high, as growth chases her physically and mentally.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $1,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.514 |
Directed By
Emily Durkin
Crew
Cory Ewing
Elizabeth Sherman
Khashi Tahamtan
Emily Durkin
Yarden Lior
Lane Young
Akira Tashi
Tatiana Gutierrez
Emily Durkin
Stephanie Renaud
Charles T. Kanganis
Brad Ernske
Emily Durkin
Jay Zabriskie
Emily Durkin
Sharon Shu
Tatiana Gutierrez
Jackson Purcell
Akira Tashi
TOP CAST
Lane Young
Sophomore Girl
Kassie Johnston
Senior Girl
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