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For Your Entertainment (2025)
A documentary on music, art, manhood, and masculinity and where they collide.
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A documentary on music, art, manhood, and masculinity and where they collide.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:5/10/2025
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Runtime:8 minutes
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