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Crossword Clues (2026)
A new spy shows up to headquarters for her first day of work full of enthusiasm, but a meeting with her new boss leaves her questioning how ready she is to be a spy. Live streaming the day and her co-workers also seems to make it worse for her.
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A new spy shows up to headquarters for her first day of work full of enthusiasm, but a meeting with her new boss leaves her questioning how ready she is to be a spy. Live streaming the day and her co-workers also seems to make it worse for her.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Teresa Martinez Moore
In Theaters:3/31/2026
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Film in a Bag Productions
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