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Every Other Kid (2024)
A musical film addressing mental health and gun violence, Every Other Kid follows the journey of three high school students as they grapple with their mental and emotional struggles. Despite diverse backgrounds and paths, their lives intersect in a pivotal, heart-wrenching way.
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A musical film addressing mental health and gun violence, Every Other Kid follows the journey of three high school students as they grapple with their mental and emotional struggles. Despite diverse backgrounds and paths, their lives intersect in a pivotal, heart-wrenching way.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Patrick Godino
In Theaters:6/8/2024
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Runtime:12 minutes
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