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An American Girl: Isabelle Dances Into the Spotlight (2014)
Isabelle is an inspired dancer, but when her sister and a classmate make her doubt herself, she's motivated by a ballerina to find her own way to shine.
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Isabelle is an inspired dancer, but when her sister and a classmate make her doubt herself, she's motivated by a ballerina to find her own way to shine.
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Genre:Family, Drama
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In Theaters:7/22/2014
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Martin Chase Productions, Pinckney Productions
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