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What I Love About Concrete (2013)
A homespun high school fairy tale comedy, What I Love About Concrete is a tour through the unbearable awkwardness, nascent cynicism, and disarming wonder that comprise the 11th grade experience, in a world where synchronized swimming breaks out in rundown motel pools, and dead swans are concealed in Mary Poppins-like bottomless book bags.
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A homespun high school fairy tale comedy, What I Love About Concrete is a tour through the unbearable awkwardness, nascent cynicism, and disarming wonder that comprise the 11th grade experience, in a world where synchronized swimming breaks out in rundown motel pools, and dead swans are concealed in Mary Poppins-like bottomless book bags.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Katherine Dohan, Alanna Stewart
In Theaters:11/2/2013
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Do You Know Where Your Children Are? Productions, Sawed-Off Collaboratory Productions
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