Horsegirl

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Horsegirl

"I'M WHATEVER YOU WANT ME TO BE."

2020

0h 15m

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Adventure

Fantasy

Drama

Family

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Thriller

Overview

a sad, highly imaginative girl utilizes her unknown conjuring powers to get what she needs when she needs it the most.

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5 members

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Cricket Brown

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Maddie Milligan

Horsegirl

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Lucas Hedges

David Horse

Lucas Hedges

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Chris Holtkamp

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Dyer Rhoads

Domani Jacobs

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