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Bram (2025)
Fiona is visiting her son, Dalton, in Minneapolis. He has recently separated from his wife and now has a live-in boyfriend. Fiona is skeptical of the circumstances under which this all happened but to make matters worse, the new boyfriend, Bram, doesn't seem too enthusiastic about having Fiona as a houseguest. As more is uncovered regarding Dalton's new relationship as well as details of Bram's shady past, depravity and hilarity ensue.
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Fiona is visiting her son, Dalton, in Minneapolis. He has recently separated from his wife and now has a live-in boyfriend. Fiona is skeptical of the circumstances under which this all happened but to make matters worse, the new boyfriend, Bram, doesn't seem too enthusiastic about having Fiona as a houseguest. As more is uncovered regarding Dalton's new relationship as well as details of Bram's shady past, depravity and hilarity ensue.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cullen Arbaugh, Bradley Hildebrandt
In Theaters:5/23/2025
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Line Break Media
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