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Between the Sun and Me (2015)
A short film about a 16 years old girl, Alice who identifies herself as a boy and struggles to find an outlet between Rebecca, the girl Alice likes and her single mother, Kate.
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A short film about a 16 years old girl, Alice who identifies herself as a boy and struggles to find an outlet between Rebecca, the girl Alice likes and her single mother, Kate.
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In Theaters:3/29/2015
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