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Smiles (2015)
A teenage boy becomes a strange figure in the eyes of everyone at school because no one has ever seen him get angry, cry, laugh, or even smile. Until he is chosen to perform in a play with the school’s beautiful and popular girl. As the truth about him begins to be revealed, it may change someone’s feelings forever.
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A teenage boy becomes a strange figure in the eyes of everyone at school because no one has ever seen him get angry, cry, laugh, or even smile. Until he is chosen to perform in a play with the school’s beautiful and popular girl. As the truth about him begins to be revealed, it may change someone’s feelings forever.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:11/19/2015
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:GMM Tai Hub (GTH)
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