Darcy

Darcy

Darcy

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Darcy

"Sometimes young love is better left alone"

2017

1h 36m

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Overview

A coming-of-age tale about an innocent teenage girl living with her parents in a seedy motel on the edge town and the stranger who changes her world.

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17 members

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Gus Birney

Darcy

Gus Birney

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Johnathan Tchaikovsky

Luke

Johnathan Tchaikovsky

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David Thornton

Aldo

David Thornton

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Heidi Philipsen

Toni

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Bernadette Quigley

Frann

Bernadette Quigley

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Sophie Elise Meissner

Abigail Arlington

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Joseph McKenna

Lonny Johnny

Joseph McKenna

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Ray Faiola

Pete the Creep

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Paulina Singer

Twinkle

Paulina Singer

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Jon David Casey

Ali

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Lawton Denis

Peanut

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Denny Dale Bess

Johnson Bryce

Denny Dale Bess

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Cameron Williams

Danny Arlington

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Nando Del Castillo

Kenn

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Wayne Pyle

Bill

Wayne Pyle

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Niko Meissner

Richard Arlington

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Teresa Mills

Donna Arlington

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