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Revolution 

Daniel, a high school senior, dreams of becoming a musician, but when he's rejected at a talent audition, his world falls apart. Trapped by memories of a failed relationship, arguments with his father, and disagreements with his friends, he decides to run away from home. His journey will confront him with a hostile world that will test his integrity, but will also show him the value of friendship and the love of his family.
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Daniel, a high school senior, dreams of becoming a musician, but when he's rejected at a talent audition, his world falls apart. Trapped by memories of a failed relationship, arguments with his father, and disagreements with his friends, he decides to run away from home. His journey will confront him with a hostile world that will test his integrity, but will also show him the value of friendship and the love of his family.

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