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A PLAN FOR BENJAMIN
In a crumbling hospital, Sonny Carson, an unstable and reckless but big-hearted nurse, refuses to give up on his best friend Benjamin, who’s ready to let go. Desperate to save him, Sonny escapes into wild fantasies, holding onto hope even as reality closes in.
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In a crumbling hospital, Sonny Carson, an unstable and reckless but big-hearted nurse, refuses to give up on his best friend Benjamin, who’s ready to let go. Desperate to save him, Sonny escapes into wild fantasies, holding onto hope even as reality closes in.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Aedan Warburton, Yale Sky
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