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Bev (2016)
The son of a serial killer goes to a trust workshop in Tampa, has nightmares.
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The son of a serial killer goes to a trust workshop in Tampa, has nightmares.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Crime
Written By:Samy Burch
In Theaters:4/1/2016
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:NoBudge
Cast
Alex Mechanik, Samy Burch
Director
Brennan Lee Mulligan
Bev
Max Jenkins
Gabriel Vartan
Nicole Spiezio
Michelle Solomon
Jordan Byron Kinley
The Collector
John Early
Emcee Creamy
Heather Lawless
Bev's Mom (voice)
Joe Pera
Joel Perez
Brooke Bundy
Miss December
Ruby McCollister
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Molly Burch
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Ada DeFriez
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