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A transgender man gets a job at a Mexican restaurant in London. When people start going missing, eyes turn to the animatronic animal characters who perform on the restaurant’s stage.
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A transgender man gets a job at a Mexican restaurant in London. When people start going missing, eyes turn to the animatronic animal characters who perform on the restaurant’s stage.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Animation
Written By:Reece Allingham
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Monkey Brain Movies
Cast
Reece Allingham
Director
Anthony Kleinschmidt
Jack (voice)
Ursula Blackbottom
Nadine (voice)
James Atkin
Larry (voice)
Jack Ball
Ethan (voice)
Shay Gray
Sally Squirrel / HR Manager / News Reporter (voice)
Robyn Adams
Screaming Grandmother (voice)
Amalio
Sunan (voice)
Kieron Tohill
Ian / Sir Eat-A-Lot (voice)
Reece Allingham
Matt (voice)
Right Old Wrongun
Chris (voice)
Eunoia Sonders
Impatient Customer (voice)
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