Staff Picks: Inauguration Edition 2021
It’s almost the end of the first month of 2021, and just over a week since the U.S. saw a new president take office. In light of the occasion, some of us highlighted our favorite political films below!
Doll Factory: The Musical
Faced with numerous obstacles and pressure to exceed her Mums expectations, 12-year-old Liverpudlian tomboy Aliza tries her best to raise money to save her fathers dance studio from permanent closure. While adapting to new London inner-city life, Aliza finds comfort in Teon, a shy, charming boy who lives in her block of flats and finds a new rival in national sweetheart and triple threat, Sophie Wallis. This coming of age tale depicts the story of being more than your surroundings with song, dance and grit taking centre stage.
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Faced with numerous obstacles and pressure to exceed her Mums expectations, 12-year-old Liverpudlian tomboy Aliza tries her best to raise money to save her fathers dance studio from permanent closure. While adapting to new London inner-city life, Aliza finds comfort in Teon, a shy, charming boy who lives in her block of flats and finds a new rival in national sweetheart and triple threat, Sophie Wallis. This coming of age tale depicts the story of being more than your surroundings with song, dance and grit taking centre stage.
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Written By:Shaneika Johnson-Simms
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Runtime:64 minutes
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Shaneika Johnson-Simms
Director
Jessica Agyepong
Helen Zafe
Tayluer Amos
Aliza Lambton
Romeo Boamah-Asare
Teon
Oliver Grantley
Ben
Nadine Hanwell
Eleanor Grove
Prince-Shemmakye Holness-Peart
Harvey Danielson
Kirsty Howe
Julie
Tia Noakes
Sophie Wallis
Jonathan Nyati
Nathan Danielson
Aude des Pallieres
Mary Farring (as Aude Gauquelin des Pallieres)
Frankie Park
Zania Wallis
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