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"Last Summer. Last Trip. Last Chance."
Synopsis
In their last summer before their senior year of college, Zach and Matt realize they’re on the brink of losing their freedom forever. In a last ditch effort to reconnect with each other, they go on a road trip to do all the things they always said they would.
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