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Miranda's Marionettes (2019)
Miranda's Marionettes tells the story of an unproven female puppeteer who seeks to redefine the status quo of storytelling. After she is fired from her puppeteer troupe, she is taken under the wing of Blanche, a street puppeteer who teaches her the true nature of her art form
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Miranda's Marionettes tells the story of an unproven female puppeteer who seeks to redefine the status quo of storytelling. After she is fired from her puppeteer troupe, she is taken under the wing of Blanche, a street puppeteer who teaches her the true nature of her art form
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In Theaters:12/12/2019
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