“By Any Means” and the Pitfalls of Entertainment
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Révérence (2023)
He danced for fame. She danced through pain. For old times' sake and to new beginnings . . . in a fleeting moment.
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He danced for fame. She danced through pain. For old times' sake and to new beginnings . . . in a fleeting moment.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:John McCutcheon
In Theaters:1/6/2023
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Runtime:19 minutes
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Cast
Rachel Hemsley
Director
Sadie Katz
McKenzie (Kilah's Mom)
Steven Byrket
Mark
Ranen Navat
Preballet Student
Kim Marie Austin
Lizzie
Zylen Drew Arnaud
Preballet Student
Lyric Silver
Miss Rachel
Xiaowan Jin
Preballet Student
Alessandra Angely Acosta
Preballet Student
Bridget V. Werner
Kilah
Jaylah Gutierrez
Preballet Student
Noemi Alexandra Lee
Preballet Student
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