“The Boys in the Band”
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Bathtub: A Short Film
An everywoman twenty-something wallows in her grief after a breakup, trying her best to figure out her next steps. Can she use her bathtub rituals to find herself once again and let the past go down the drain?
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An everywoman twenty-something wallows in her grief after a breakup, trying her best to figure out her next steps. Can she use her bathtub rituals to find herself once again and let the past go down the drain?
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Samantha Michele, Emma Claire Brewer
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Runtime:7 minutes
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Cast
Samantha Michele
Director
Emma Claire Brewer
Ellie
Ryan Ruffing
Matt
Eddie Esparza
Andy / Man at Bar #2
Lior Selve
Andy (voice)
Emma Brockman
Mia (voice)
Dylan Ford
Podcast Woman (voice)
Ethan J Runburg
Male Youtuber (voice)
Ryan Cass
Bartender
Haven Hobart
Woman at Bar #3
Ariana Kanaya
Woman at Bar #1
Amber Elicia Meisner
Woman at Bar #2
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