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Sing to Me Sylvie (2021)
Sylvie runs into her former bandmate David, now busking and living in a tent on the streets of Portland, and offers him a place to stay for three days.
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Sylvie runs into her former bandmate David, now busking and living in a tent on the streets of Portland, and offers him a place to stay for three days.
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Genre:Drama, Music, Romance
Written By:Jannette Bloom
In Theaters:9/2/2021
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Runtime:104 minutes
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