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She's a Fox (2009)Infatuated with the hottest girl in school, fifth-grader Cameron Sawyer puts everything on the line - including his mullet - to win the girl of his dreams. Director:Cameron SawyerWriter:Cameron Sawyer |
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Title: She's a Fox (2009)
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Cameron Sawyer
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| Hailee Steinfeld | ... |
Talia Alden
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Anthony Matthew Scott | ... |
Mitch Fallin
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| Stephanie Drapeau | ... |
Mrs. Woodhouse
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| Cameron Sawyer | ... |
Cameron Sawyer - The Narrator
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Amber McMillen
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Jake Magnum
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Todd Mitchell | ... |
Morgan Woodhouse
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Richie Starr
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| Lou Mulford | ... |
Mrs. Sawyer
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Tyler Brazil | ... |
Mark Sawyer
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George Dickson | ... |
Mr. Olsen
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Suzanne Sawyer
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Dylan Custard | ... |
Rory Hutchinson
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Trevor Gilmore | ... |
JP Teaucher
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Infatuated with the hottest girl in school, fifth-grader Cameron Sawyer puts everything on the line - including his mullet - to win the girl of his dreams.
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26 July 2009 (USA) See more »Box Office
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This is one of those short films that you really wish was and hour and a half instead of 20 minutes. Totally funny, but without trying too hard. It was fun to see an even younger Hailee Steinfeld (before True Grit fame) as the cute girl at school. Great overall cast and directed very well for a first timer.
She's a Fox had that intangible quality of being completely honest without being preachy. I mean rarely in film is there a person who needs help that goes to God, usually in Hollywood they always confide in the all too convenient eccentric best friend played by unattractive character actors. Yet the film was never trying to shove some message down my throat, but just implied that there are still people that believe in God that aren't psychopaths.
This is a great little film that is laugh out loud funny. Don't miss it.