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Amélie Hoeferle on Sisterhood, ‘Sterling Point’ and How She Found Her Love for Acting

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Amélie Hoeferle on Sisterhood, ‘Sterling Point’ and How She Found Her Love for Acting

Amélie Hoeferle was a 14-year-old girl waiting for her mom at a Cleveland, Tennessee, coffee shop, when a woman in her 20s approached her for a conversation that would change the trajectory of her life and career.

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