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Dead Dogs Still Bark (2023)
A private school geek decides to resurrect his dead dog with the help of another outcast classmate who’s rumored to be a witch.
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A private school geek decides to resurrect his dead dog with the help of another outcast classmate who’s rumored to be a witch.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Aidan Hayek
In Theaters:12/14/2023
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Runtime:13 minutes
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Cast
Aidan Hayek
Director
Noah Wallace-LaGue
Calvin
Avery Dubenko
Sarah
Malijah Hopkins
Andrew
Randy Arnold
The Grove #1
Maxwell Gulden
The Grove #2
Emma Thomas
The Grove #3
Atlas Brown
Ripley the Dog
Ryan Zdravecky
Driver
Joshua Rosales
Football Player
Agustin Bautista Barroso
Trick or Treater
Sebastian Bautista Barroso
Trick or Treater
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