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At twelve, for Ellie, it’s easy to be a dreamer and less easy to ignore the harsh realities as the only Black kid at school.
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At twelve, for Ellie, it’s easy to be a dreamer and less easy to ignore the harsh realities as the only Black kid at school.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nicole Pott, Maia Kipping
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Studio:Sonder Pictures
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