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Plandemic: The Musical (2024)

Plandemic: The Musical is an inspiring and uplifting film that celebrates freedom, empowerment, and the resilience of the human spirit. Directed by Mikki Willis, this award-winning musical takes you on a powerful journey, blending music, humor, and courage to ignite a global movement of free-thinkers. Featuring an all-star cast of singers, dancers, jugglers, disco roller-skaters, mariachi bands, and cameos from real-life heroes like JP Sears, Del Bigtree, Judy Mikovits, and Dr. Robert Malone, this 25-minute short film delivers inspiring musical anthems and lyrical messages the world needs to hear. It serves as a powerful reminder that we are the creators of our own future.
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Plandemic: The Musical is an inspiring and uplifting film that celebrates freedom, empowerment, and the resilience of the human spirit. Directed by Mikki Willis, this award-winning musical takes you on a powerful journey, blending music, humor, and courage to ignite a global movement of free-thinkers. Featuring an all-star cast of singers, dancers, jugglers, disco roller-skaters, mariachi bands, and cameos from real-life heroes like JP Sears, Del Bigtree, Judy Mikovits, and Dr. Robert Malone, this 25-minute short film delivers inspiring musical anthems and lyrical messages the world needs to hear. It serves as a powerful reminder that we are the creators of our own future.

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Genre:Music, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Mikki Willis
Written By:Mikki Willis
In Theaters:3/9/2024
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Rebel Lion

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