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A young woman living in rural Iowa dreams of becoming a dancer. She meets a stranger named Elsa who challenges her to run away with her to Rapid City and enter a dance contest. The two escape to the Badlands where their journey is cut short by reality.
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A young woman living in rural Iowa dreams of becoming a dancer. She meets a stranger named Elsa who challenges her to run away with her to Rapid City and enter a dance contest. The two escape to the Badlands where their journey is cut short by reality.
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Written By:Stefanie Sparks
In Theaters:5/4/2021
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