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Explaining Elizabeth (2024)
An original musical drama about a boy named Erik who understands the world through musical theater. Following his older sister's sudden death, Erik devises a production about her life in an attempt to understand her unexpected passing.
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An original musical drama about a boy named Erik who understands the world through musical theater. Following his older sister's sudden death, Erik devises a production about her life in an attempt to understand her unexpected passing.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Trevor Siegel
In Theaters:6/1/2024
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Runtime:100 minutes
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