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Crabs in a Barrel (2021)
Celebrating your friends is super exciting...unless you're the least successful person in the room. A jaded writer attends her frenemy's congratulatory event only to discover that she has been robbed of her career changing opportunity. Will she toast the host? Get ready to go from #LOL to #WTF.
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Celebrating your friends is super exciting...unless you're the least successful person in the room. A jaded writer attends her frenemy's congratulatory event only to discover that she has been robbed of her career changing opportunity. Will she toast the host? Get ready to go from #LOL to #WTF.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ashley Alvarez, Michael León
In Theaters:8/1/2021
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Runtime:18 minutes
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