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The Saxophonist (2018)
After his long-awaited big break, Lonnie Johnson, a talented saxophonist, must choose between newfound love in New York and a move to Los Angeles for his career. Stars jazz saxophonist Beavin Lawrence.
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After his long-awaited big break, Lonnie Johnson, a talented saxophonist, must choose between newfound love in New York and a move to Los Angeles for his career. Stars jazz saxophonist Beavin Lawrence.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:André Joseph
In Theaters:12/14/2018
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