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Bambino (2025)

A pair of freshman baseball players, desperate to prove themselves to their new team, get roped into a long-standing prank: stealing their rival school's beloved mascot. But as the night drags on and tensions rise, what seemed like a simple initiation turns into an unpredictable, high-stakes mess.
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A pair of freshman baseball players, desperate to prove themselves to their new team, get roped into a long-standing prank: stealing their rival school's beloved mascot. But as the night drags on and tensions rise, what seemed like a simple initiation turns into an unpredictable, high-stakes mess.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Felipe Guzzo
Written By:Felipe Guzzo
In Theaters:5/2/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
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