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8 Hours with Scott
The most boring man alive can’t catch a break. His girlfriend dumped him and now he’s going out for a walk and he doesn’t know when he’ll be back. Trouble ensues. Psychics, bunny slippers and even the most notorious scooter gang in Logan square can’t help Scott become interesting. From Writer / Director Johnny Lange
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The most boring man alive can’t catch a break. His girlfriend dumped him and now he’s going out for a walk and he doesn’t know when he’ll be back. Trouble ensues. Psychics, bunny slippers and even the most notorious scooter gang in Logan square can’t help Scott become interesting. From Writer / Director Johnny Lange
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