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Home Room (2021)
Shae is a struggling 8th grader preparing for a high school admissions essay. Shae represents a troubling statistic in NYC: One in ten public school students are homeless.
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Shae is a struggling 8th grader preparing for a high school admissions essay. Shae represents a troubling statistic in NYC: One in ten public school students are homeless.
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In Theaters:3/3/2021
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:astronada
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