Trevor: The Musical About Finding One's Identity
This coming-of-age musical features a strong representation of LGBTQ+ individuals coming-of-age.
A Star Shining in the Heart
The film begins when a woman spends the night at a film crew's house after her car breaks down on a rainy night. The film expresses the love and friendship of young people through songs, such as how to make the person you love your own, how difficult it is to not be able to tell a man that you love him first, and the jealousy of girls. Sent
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The film begins when a woman spends the night at a film crew's house after her car breaks down on a rainy night. The film expresses the love and friendship of young people through songs, such as how to make the person you love your own, how difficult it is to not be able to tell a man that you love him first, and the jealousy of girls. Sent
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Genre:Music, Romance, Drama
Written By:Gereltsetseg Uvgunkhuu, Sumiya Sonomdeleg
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:UBS
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