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Dinner at Lindy's (2022)
Lindy is preparing for a dinner party with her pestering mother. She wonders where her boyfriend, David, is until he arrives in the company of their old friend, Mary Ann. Tension rises as the true story of each party-goer is exposed when secrets are brought to light.
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Lindy is preparing for a dinner party with her pestering mother. She wonders where her boyfriend, David, is until he arrives in the company of their old friend, Mary Ann. Tension rises as the true story of each party-goer is exposed when secrets are brought to light.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
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Written By:Paige Karavas
In Theaters:4/30/2022
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Leg of Lamb productions
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