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Bertie the Brilliant (2022)
A young boy takes on chores and small jobs around his neighborhood to raise money for a ticket to a magic show; but when his grandmother loses her job, he is faced with a difficult decision.
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A young boy takes on chores and small jobs around his neighborhood to raise money for a ticket to a magic show; but when his grandmother loses her job, he is faced with a difficult decision.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
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In Theaters:9/24/2022
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Runtime:25 minutes
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