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Dungeons, Goblins and Broccoli (2024)
A group of avid Dungeons and Dragons players embark on their next quest, but their game takes a turn when a new-comer arrives. Distracted by her presence, the players become embroiled in a competition for her affection, but how far will they go to win her hand?
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A group of avid Dungeons and Dragons players embark on their next quest, but their game takes a turn when a new-comer arrives. Distracted by her presence, the players become embroiled in a competition for her affection, but how far will they go to win her hand?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dan Sanguineti, Russell Lee
In Theaters:4/7/2024
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Bus Stop Films, Sanguineti Media
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