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The Gig
Backstage before the showcase gig that could change the bands' lives, things begin to unravel and their lead singer must put his ego aside and learn that you either succeed together or fail alone.
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Backstage before the showcase gig that could change the bands' lives, things begin to unravel and their lead singer must put his ego aside and learn that you either succeed together or fail alone.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rhys Whomsley
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Cuprite Productions
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