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Bombshell (2018)

Binjamen, irate after a conflict with a local sushi chef, decides to take revenge — in an extreme fashion. But when he meets the vacationing Lynette, he is instantly smitten... and has to reconsider his plans for vengeance when it seems she may be caught up in his actions.
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Binjamen, irate after a conflict with a local sushi chef, decides to take revenge — in an extreme fashion. But when he meets the vacationing Lynette, he is instantly smitten... and has to reconsider his plans for vengeance when it seems she may be caught up in his actions.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Thriller, Romance
Written By:Barry Gribble
In Theaters:5/29/2018
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Tohubohu Productions, LLC

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