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Who Are You People (2023)
After trying and failing to seduce her teacher, 16-year-old Alex runs away from her boarding school. Trying to seek out the biological father her mother has always kept hidden from her.
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After trying and failing to seduce her teacher, 16-year-old Alex runs away from her boarding school. Trying to seek out the biological father her mother has always kept hidden from her.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Written By:Ben Epstein
In Theaters:2/17/2023
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Paperclip
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