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Am I The Dream or The Dreamer? : A Film About The Low Anthem (2017)
Driven to succeed as professional musicians, two Providence-based artists venture on a metamorphic journey from DIY folk band to the internationally known band, The Low Anthem, finding themselves falling down a rabbit hole when inhabiting an abandoned opera house and creating a magical world of their own.
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Driven to succeed as professional musicians, two Providence-based artists venture on a metamorphic journey from DIY folk band to the internationally known band, The Low Anthem, finding themselves falling down a rabbit hole when inhabiting an abandoned opera house and creating a magical world of their own.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
Written By:Ben Knox Miller, Natale Tsipori, Jeff Prystowsky
In Theaters:8/8/2017
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:AmiTheDreamFilm
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