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A Song For Imogene (2025)

Newly pregnant, Cheyenne flees in the night from her abuser. Back in her hometown she faces her embittered mother and vagabond sister. There, she navigates a complex family dynamic while rekindling her forgotten dreams - looking for the strength to break her trauma bond and perhaps raise her baby on her own.
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Newly pregnant, Cheyenne flees in the night from her abuser. Back in her hometown she faces her embittered mother and vagabond sister. There, she navigates a complex family dynamic while rekindling her forgotten dreams - looking for the strength to break her trauma bond and perhaps raise her baby on her own.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Erika Arlee
Written By:Erika Arlee
In Theaters:6/27/2025
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Honey Head Films

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