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Joanie (2023)
When a girl takes up acting classes to find a semblance of self, she soon finds out that she has more within her than previously thought.
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When a girl takes up acting classes to find a semblance of self, she soon finds out that she has more within her than previously thought.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Annie Wojnarowski
In Theaters:9/20/2023
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Cast
Annie Wojnarowski
Director
Maeve Munroe
Joanie
Meaghan Robichaud
Woman on Screen
Caralyn Aufiero
Acting Teacher
Alyssa Lara
Alyssa
Ava Petrecca
Ava
Owen Larkin
Acting Student
Erina McSweeney
Acting Student
Lex Garcia-Ruiz
Acting Student
Jack Ferry
Acting Student
Kate Cunningham
Acting Student
Hanna Marchesseault
Acting Student
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