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Dog Bone (2025)
A kid by the name of "The Kiid" is living as a pet until a rag-tag-gang of kleptomaniacs bearing the name "The Piss Bandits" break into their domain, killing their keeper and kidnapping The Kiid in the process. The Kiid seeks revenge on the group of scavengers. In this harsh environment, only vultures of the wasteland survive.
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A kid by the name of "The Kiid" is living as a pet until a rag-tag-gang of kleptomaniacs bearing the name "The Piss Bandits" break into their domain, killing their keeper and kidnapping The Kiid in the process. The Kiid seeks revenge on the group of scavengers. In this harsh environment, only vultures of the wasteland survive.
Rating:R
Genre:Action, Adventure, Drama
Written By:Joseph Levy
In Theaters:5/17/2025
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Radio Oven Productions Company
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