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Of New England (2026)
An Italian-Irish American family. A legendary professor. A cult classic jazz record. A historic theater. A personal journey into the heart of New England.
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An Italian-Irish American family. A legendary professor. A cult classic jazz record. A historic theater. A personal journey into the heart of New England.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:3/8/2026
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