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A Little Drama (2006)
A school theater production is not the best place to fall in love. Especially when you're in charge of lights and you can not stop looking at Romeo
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A school theater production is not the best place to fall in love. Especially when you're in charge of lights and you can not stop looking at Romeo
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Written By:Michael J. Saul
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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