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After Closing (2022)
A waitress finds herself stuck on the closing shift with a diner full of characters: an eccentric couple, a gaggle of theatre kids, a quirky man, and two disco chicks harbouring a fish. As she closes up, a beat triggers a disco dance craze that sweeps through the patrons. She's whisked into their chaos and becomes determined to get them to leave.
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A waitress finds herself stuck on the closing shift with a diner full of characters: an eccentric couple, a gaggle of theatre kids, a quirky man, and two disco chicks harbouring a fish. As she closes up, a beat triggers a disco dance craze that sweeps through the patrons. She's whisked into their chaos and becomes determined to get them to leave.
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