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Everything I Ever Wanted (2025)
A young musician's life unravels as he meets a budding playwright battling survivor's guilt from a tragic accident. Despite their differing levels of success, their paths collide, igniting a spark that will change their lives forever.
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A young musician's life unravels as he meets a budding playwright battling survivor's guilt from a tragic accident. Despite their differing levels of success, their paths collide, igniting a spark that will change their lives forever.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Music
Written By:Horace Priester, Aleks Kapett
In Theaters:3/28/2025
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:IN THIS MOMENT, LLC
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