Four young people navigate the suburban wonderland of metro-Detroit looking for love and adventure on the last weekend of summer.
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Claire Sloma
Maggie
Marlon Morton
Rob Salvati
Amanda Bauer
Claudia
Brett Jacobsen
Scott Holland
Nikita Ramsey
Ady Abbey
Jade Ramsey
Anna Abbey
Amy Seimetz
Julie Higgins
Megan Boone
Kerri Sullivan
Annette DeNoyer
Beth
Wyatt McCallum
Marcus
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