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PlayMe Burlesque (2016)
PlayMe Burlesque is a feature documentary debut. It's an intimate vert portrait of some of New York's most colorful burlesque performers.
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PlayMe Burlesque is a feature documentary debut. It's an intimate vert portrait of some of New York's most colorful burlesque performers.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:7/5/2016
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Runtime:50 minutes
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