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B.A.F. 

Chris just wants a cat. His best friend and roommate just wants him to pick a normal name. As the rest of their friends become involved, this sparks a heated and increasingly absurd debate about the cat's name.
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Chris just wants a cat. His best friend and roommate just wants him to pick a normal name. As the rest of their friends become involved, this sparks a heated and increasingly absurd debate about the cat's name.

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Directed By:William Hornby
Written By:Mark Mendez Muñoz, Bella Davis, William Hornby
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Runtime:5 minutes
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William Hornby

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William Hornby

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Madeline Hudelson

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