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Top account manager at a securities firm who competes with Johnny Whitefeather for a promotion. He initially relies on his daughter's 'goo-gaa' blanket for financial predictions but learns to prioriti...
Evan's rival at the firm who uses unconventional, idiom-filled pitches. Suspecting Evan's secret, he buys a wakalyapi blanket to force his son into fortune-telling. His final presentation is rejected...
Owner of the D.D.E. company. He evaluates the final presentations for the Western division head position. After rejecting Whitefeather's ideas, he is impressed by Evan's character and notes, offering...
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Dante D'Enzo owns the company and evaluates Evan's presentation for the Western division head position.
Dante listens to Johnny's final presentation and rejects his idea as too crazy.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Johnny Whitefeather is hired as Evan Danielson's rival at the securities firm. They compete for the position of head of the Western division.
A career-driven father learns that emotional presence and family commitment matter more than exploiting imaginary fortune-telling for professional success.
Directed by Karey Kirkpatrick
Imagine That (2009) · 6/10 · comedy, drama, family, fantasy
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