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Somebody. (2025)

After losing his mother and being heartbroken by his ex-girlfriend, Finn grapples with his fading passion for music and the burden of his past through the memories stored in his old camcorder. When a music contest at his school is presented to him, he must seize it as an opportunity to regain passion and motivation for his talent.
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After losing his mother and being heartbroken by his ex-girlfriend, Finn grapples with his fading passion for music and the burden of his past through the memories stored in his old camcorder. When a music contest at his school is presented to him, he must seize it as an opportunity to regain passion and motivation for his talent.

Rating:PG-13
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Directed By:Sawyer O'Brien
Written By:Sawyer O'Brien
In Theaters:7/18/2025
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Runtime:25 minutes
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