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A Simple Fucking Gesture (2020)
A couple in traffic doesn’t get the “thank you” wave they deserve after another driver cuts in. According to its director, “this film was written while in traffic.”
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A couple in traffic doesn’t get the “thank you” wave they deserve after another driver cuts in. According to its director, “this film was written while in traffic.”
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jesse Shamata
In Theaters:8/14/2020
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Shamagical Productions
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