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Emilie Autumn: Fight Like a Girl (2013)
The revenge & triumph of the disenfranchised over those who would keep us down, shut us up, and lock us in.
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The revenge & triumph of the disenfranchised over those who would keep us down, shut us up, and lock us in.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Emilie Autumn, Darren Lynn Bousman
In Theaters:2/15/2013
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Runtime:7 minutes
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