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When given an ultimatum by his girlfriend, an underachieving college student must choose between her, his chauvinist friend and his self-respect while an eccentric Sociology Professor puts them all to the test.
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When given an ultimatum by his girlfriend, an underachieving college student must choose between her, his chauvinist friend and his self-respect while an eccentric Sociology Professor puts them all to the test.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Stephen M. Miller, Scott W. Fitzgerald
In Theaters:4/5/2021
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Loose Screw Productions, ROC Vox Recording & Production
Cast
Stephen M. Miller
Director
Jeremy London
Uncle Zeke
Tyler Aser
Homecoming Girl
Melodie Roehrig
Cindy Pressman
Jake Hepner
Rick
Bill Smith
Restaurant Patron
Bridgette Yaxley
College Professor
Stephanie Harlowe
Aunt Shelly
Katherine Fudge
Chemistry Student
Christopher J. Wilmot
Professor Williams
Tyler Cheman
Student
Nicole Palermo
Nichole
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