Layered Complexity

Layered Complexity

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BeBe is a teenager who thinks she knows it all. School can't teach her anything and all she cares about is playing her guitar en writing songs. After getting into some trouble back home in New York, she somehow finds herself living with her father back in the suburbs. To make matters worse, she also needs to find a way to survive the madness of her new High School for the Performing Arts.
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