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Born to Shine
A small-town girl moves to the big city to chase her dream of becoming an actress, but her misguided decisions lead to hilarious chaos, putting her career—and relationships—on the line as she learns the hard way that road to stardom comes with more than just spotlight.
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A small-town girl moves to the big city to chase her dream of becoming an actress, but her misguided decisions lead to hilarious chaos, putting her career—and relationships—on the line as she learns the hard way that road to stardom comes with more than just spotlight.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Thomas Delorme, Félix Paquette
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:ET Production, 8T8
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