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Chasing Oscar (2019)
Mr. Carbone hires a team of men on a mission to search and rescue a briefcase. Although when the men find out what's in the briefcase, the tables turn.
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Mr. Carbone hires a team of men on a mission to search and rescue a briefcase. Although when the men find out what's in the briefcase, the tables turn.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Tony Grande, Cody Grande, Cody Grande, Jennifer Grande
In Theaters:4/5/2019
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:No Trespassing Studios, Grande Brothers
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