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Alanis Morissette performs songs from "Jagged Little Pill" and more, sharing the stories behind them and exploring art's power to heal; with Amazon MGM's immersive screens, she blends music, memory, and imagery in an intimate performance.
Alanis Morissette performs songs from "Jagged Little Pill" and more, sharing the stories behind them and exploring art's power to heal; with Amazon MGM's immersive screens, she blends music, memory, and imagery in an intimate performance.
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