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Backflip to the Future (2020)
In such unprecedented times, the Backflip crew attempts one last task to create the ultimate Christmas video by time traveling to Backflip past.
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In such unprecedented times, the Backflip crew attempts one last task to create the ultimate Christmas video by time traveling to Backflip past.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Jeff Bellini
In Theaters:12/23/2020
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Backflip Films
Cast
Ryan Freng, Johnathan Shoemaker
Director
Jeff Bellini
Jeffro / Past Jeff
Hannah Christian
Hannah the Forager
Andrew Christofil
Andrew the Slugger / Past Andrew
Ryan Freng
Ryanjay / Past Ryan
Emily Halfman
Endtimes Emily
Philip Hetue
P.H.I.L / Past Phil
Luke Kolarsky
Cyborg Luke / Past Luke
Maximillian Olmsted
Max Talent / Past Max 1 / Past Max 2
Scott Pfeil
Great Scott / Past Scott
Johnathan Shoemaker
Greasy John / Past John
Julia Smith
Past Julia
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