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Aaron with 2 A's (2022)
Aaron With 2 A's is a film about, Aaron, an older man who wants to attain his lifelong dream. The only thing stopping him from succeeding, is getting out of his own way...before destroying everything. It is about how changing our attitude and looking at the world in a different way can move mountains and attain dreams.
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Aaron With 2 A's is a film about, Aaron, an older man who wants to attain his lifelong dream. The only thing stopping him from succeeding, is getting out of his own way...before destroying everything. It is about how changing our attitude and looking at the world in a different way can move mountains and attain dreams.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Steve Lichtenstein, Michael Goldburg, Mark Resnik, Montana Rock
In Theaters:4/15/2022
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Baby Boo Boo Productions
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