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The First 280 Honest Words of My life
A 14-year-old writer must write a short composition to get accepted into a summer program. The writing must include a color, a fruit, and the rain. As she begins writing, she slowly begins challenging the ideas of honesty and her truth. A love letter to the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute.
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A 14-year-old writer must write a short composition to get accepted into a summer program. The writing must include a color, a fruit, and the rain. As she begins writing, she slowly begins challenging the ideas of honesty and her truth. A love letter to the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ella Janes
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Box Office:$1,000
Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:ur girlfriends favorite films
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