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When a young-at-heart senior citizen, Irene, and her testy, middle-aged son, Steve, find a charming, young robber in Irene's house, the duo have very different ideas of how he should be dealt with.
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When a young-at-heart senior citizen, Irene, and her testy, middle-aged son, Steve, find a charming, young robber in Irene's house, the duo have very different ideas of how he should be dealt with.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:David Feehan
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Skeet Shoot Films
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