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About Five Points
Five high school students from Chicago experience a life-changing event, told from different points of view. Each perspective is crucial to unveiling the truth. Five Points is a teen drama web series that premiered on Facebook Watch. The series was created and written by Adam Giaudrone and directed by Thomas Carter, both of whom also executive produce alongside Kerry Washington, Jon Avnet, Rodrigo García, and Jake Avnet.
Show Name | Five Points |
Network | |
Year | 2018 |
Top Cast | Hayley Kiyoko Madison Pettis Nathaniel J. Potvin |
Genres | Drama |
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