Binky (2021)
Kelly and Jake have had it up to here with humanity and barely leave the house, but an important event from her sister has them pushing forward with that little nightmare. They have a hard time taking the whole thing seriously because of their complete detachment when Kelly's sister says something that really makes her realize how we are all going through something big right now- and that's just when shit hits the fan and breaks everything inside of her making her go into full rage.
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Kelly and Jake have had it up to here with humanity and barely leave the house, but an important event from her sister has them pushing forward with that little nightmare. They have a hard time taking the whole thing seriously because of their complete detachment when Kelly's sister says something that really makes her realize how we are all going through something big right now- and that's just when shit hits the fan and breaks everything inside of her making her go into full rage.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jamie Janek
In Theaters:10/21/2021
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:GreyDuck Productions
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