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DumbFellas (2022)
After a "hit" kills their crew, two clueless Mafiosos are given their last chance to be "Made Men" by hunting down the killer to exact revenge. Hilarity ensues when they embark on a road trip under the careful eye of the "Family's" Consigliere to find who killed the crew and why. Will they get the job done?
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After a "hit" kills their crew, two clueless Mafiosos are given their last chance to be "Made Men" by hunting down the killer to exact revenge. Hilarity ensues when they embark on a road trip under the careful eye of the "Family's" Consigliere to find who killed the crew and why. Will they get the job done?
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Written By:Lance Polland
In Theaters:10/19/2022
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Runtime:107 minutes
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