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Heart KPop (2013)
A young woman named Lindsey that joins a K-pop dance contest in order to go to Korea. Lindsey follows all the rules only to find out she must takes things into her own hands in order to succeed.
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A young woman named Lindsey that joins a K-pop dance contest in order to go to Korea. Lindsey follows all the rules only to find out she must takes things into her own hands in order to succeed.
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Written By:Elee Bachem
In Theaters:11/13/2013
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Runtime:62 minutes
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