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Juliet, Juliet & Juliet (2017)
Dance super star Ana Laguna and acting legend Stina Ekblad meet with dancer, choreographer and director Giovanni Bucchieri in this expressive story about an unexpected meeting.
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Dance super star Ana Laguna and acting legend Stina Ekblad meet with dancer, choreographer and director Giovanni Bucchieri in this expressive story about an unexpected meeting.
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Written By:Giovanni Bucchieri
In Theaters:10/18/2017
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Filmpool Nord, French Quarter Film
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