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Wallabout (2016)

A single woman struggles to rebuild her life in Brooklyn after spending 10 years abroad as the unrecognized muse to a famous filmmaker. Wallabout is an intimate first-person account of an overeducated and underemployed outsider who navigates an often hypocritical and corrupt society. It's an urban meditation on artistic perseverance and the eternal search for family.
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A single woman struggles to rebuild her life in Brooklyn after spending 10 years abroad as the unrecognized muse to a famous filmmaker. Wallabout is an intimate first-person account of an overeducated and underemployed outsider who navigates an often hypocritical and corrupt society. It's an urban meditation on artistic perseverance and the eternal search for family.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Eric McGinty
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In Theaters:4/13/2016
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Veronique Films

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