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Maestro (2023)
At what age does one become capable of making the independent decisions? This film is about finding your own way and trying not to lose yourself when getting acquainted with the free world of punks. A personal coming-of-age story.
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At what age does one become capable of making the independent decisions? This film is about finding your own way and trying not to lose yourself when getting acquainted with the free world of punks. A personal coming-of-age story.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/1/2023
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