New Life
Oct 28 2016
•2h 30m
•Drama, Romance
Benjamin Morton's life changed forever the day he met the little girl next door. Ava was and always would be the girl of his dreams. From the innocence of a childhood friendship, through adolescent attraction, their love strengthens and grows. When life takes a turn neither of them expected, their entire future is called into question.
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Jonathan Patrick Moore
Benjamin Morton
Erin Bethea
Ava Kennedy/Morton
James Marsters
William Morton
Barry Corbin
Oscar
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