Me and 'My Best Friend Anne Frank'
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Watching The Boys
"Watching The Boys" tells the story of Mia Meadows, a transfer student who falls in love with the town's prom-queen-to-be, Sera Angelos. A tragic, dreamy, coming-of-age love story between two troubled girls in a lonely town as they deal with Angelwood's curse of prom queens that inexplicably die after their crowning.
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"Watching The Boys" tells the story of Mia Meadows, a transfer student who falls in love with the town's prom-queen-to-be, Sera Angelos. A tragic, dreamy, coming-of-age love story between two troubled girls in a lonely town as they deal with Angelwood's curse of prom queens that inexplicably die after their crowning.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Junko Karo
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Angelwood Studios
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