'Feel The Beat'
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They’re Here (2024)
New York, with many UFO sightings, is home to believers like Cookie, her friend Steve, comic Twon, and spiritual devotee Dave, who share their encounters, revealing humour and empathy in their search for a shared experience.
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New York, with many UFO sightings, is home to believers like Cookie, her friend Steve, comic Twon, and spiritual devotee Dave, who share their encounters, revealing humour and empathy in their search for a shared experience.
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Genre:Documentary, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:6/8/2024
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Runtime:74 minutes
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