
Mother Future Self
Drama
Overview
An experimental dance camp in rural Maine sure sounds like a great place to have a long-awaited reunion, no? Sofi and Jordan rekindle friendships and more against a gorgeous backdrop as the pendulum swings between reconciliation and rupture.
Top Cast
Imani Jade Powers
Imani Jade Powers
Sofi
Imani Jade Powers
Sofi


Betsey Brown
Betsey Brown
Jordan
Betsey Brown
Jordan
Juliet Brett
Juliet Brett
Tara
Juliet Brett
Tara
K.J. Holmes
K.J. Holmes
K.J.
K.J. Holmes
K.J.


Ben Groh
Ben Groh
Ivan
Ben Groh
Ivan
Jasmine Hearn
Jasmine Hearn
Jess
Jasmine Hearn
Jess
Rose Luard
Rose Luard
Rita
Rose Luard
Rita


Nile Harris
Nile Harris
Marris
Nile Harris
Marris
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