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Belly Whizzer 

Jonathan, spiraling through alcohol addiction, hits rock bottom when he’s abruptly evicted from his apartment. With nowhere else to turn, he reaches out to his estranged sister, hoping for a place to stay. She reluctantly agrees but on one condition, Jonathan must commit to sobriety and join her at her wrestling practices.
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Jonathan, spiraling through alcohol addiction, hits rock bottom when he’s abruptly evicted from his apartment. With nowhere else to turn, he reaches out to his estranged sister, hoping for a place to stay. She reluctantly agrees but on one condition, Jonathan must commit to sobriety and join her at her wrestling practices.

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Directed By:Kyle Rodgers
Written By:Kyle Rodgers
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Runtime:25 minutes
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