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Arbor Day (2024)
Johnny is having trouble balancing his work and his relationship. When his girlfriend breaks up with him he decides it's time to turn all women into trees as a way to help the planet and get revenge.
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Johnny is having trouble balancing his work and his relationship. When his girlfriend breaks up with him he decides it's time to turn all women into trees as a way to help the planet and get revenge.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Chuck Conry
In Theaters:8/18/2024
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Runtime:65 minutes
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