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$55 Private Room in a Safe Quiet Neighborhood (2024)
Jennifer is crafty, from her handmade puppets and dioramas to her homespun plot to kill her husband by way of an Airbnb guest-turned-lover. Jennifer’s husband, Brad, might seem like a clueless dick, but he’s actually one step ahead of her, as she plots his untimely demise, or does she? In the end…do they both win?
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Jennifer is crafty, from her handmade puppets and dioramas to her homespun plot to kill her husband by way of an Airbnb guest-turned-lover. Jennifer’s husband, Brad, might seem like a clueless dick, but he’s actually one step ahead of her, as she plots his untimely demise, or does she? In the end…do they both win?
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Written By:Lauren Norby
In Theaters:8/9/2024
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Runtime:12 minutes
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