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Andante con moto (2025)

On his way to a piano lesson with his mom, Henri becomes intrigued by a political protest led by a graffiti artist near the studio. When the protest escalates and interrupts his lesson, Henri escapes to witness a defiant, revolutionary mural before his mother pulls him away from the scene.
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On his way to a piano lesson with his mom, Henri becomes intrigued by a political protest led by a graffiti artist near the studio. When the protest escalates and interrupts his lesson, Henri escapes to witness a defiant, revolutionary mural before his mother pulls him away from the scene.

Rating:R
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Directed By:Michael Jean
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In Theaters:8/1/2025
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts

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