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End of the Rainbow (1986)
A bittersweet musical drama set in London centers around a dejected jazz musician who is on the edge. He perceives a cold, black and white existence. In his heart there remains a ray of hope that will transport him to a warm and colorful world. Through the music, his spirit is renewed, if only for an instant, at the end of the rainbow.
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A bittersweet musical drama set in London centers around a dejected jazz musician who is on the edge. He perceives a cold, black and white existence. In his heart there remains a ray of hope that will transport him to a warm and colorful world. Through the music, his spirit is renewed, if only for an instant, at the end of the rainbow.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Music
Written By:Laszlo Papas
In Theaters:6/20/1986
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:20th Century Fox, TLC Films
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