First Period
Lorena doesn’t know how to talk to her crush—let alone confess her feelings. Still, that won’t stop her. She’ll find a way to let him know without saying a single word. This moment will shape the course of the rest of her first semester in middle school.
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Lorena doesn’t know how to talk to her crush—let alone confess her feelings. Still, that won’t stop her. She’ll find a way to let him know without saying a single word. This moment will shape the course of the rest of her first semester in middle school.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Patricia Contreras, Joshua Carrillo
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Tango Naranja
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