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UP, UP, AND AWAY (2023)
The tale of a magical bard that uses the musical power of his bass guitar to fuel his hot air balloon on a mythic quest in pursuit of a legendary thing called The Harmonic Amplifier. But fate may have other things in store after he meets a beautiful and grounded flute-playing busker...
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The tale of a magical bard that uses the musical power of his bass guitar to fuel his hot air balloon on a mythic quest in pursuit of a legendary thing called The Harmonic Amplifier. But fate may have other things in store after he meets a beautiful and grounded flute-playing busker...
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure, Music
Written By:Eric Dietel, David B. Weaver
In Theaters:6/11/2023
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Runtime:12 minutes
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