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Kev, a dim-witted office worker, tries to win his father’s favour and save the world after his new mom, Bela, lets him in on a conspiracy involving his younger brother, Kody, and his plans to take over their family business.
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Kev, a dim-witted office worker, tries to win his father’s favour and save the world after his new mom, Bela, lets him in on a conspiracy involving his younger brother, Kody, and his plans to take over their family business.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Science Fiction
Directed By:Liam Savaria
Written By:Aidan Breit-McNally, Chloé Galarneau, Kevan Elias, Martin K, Daisy Woodhams, Liam Savaria
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Perfect World Pictures (CA)

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