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Errand (2025)

When the boss at a small midtown Manhattan bank gives Arnold Johnson the wrong account number, Johnson's life is upended by a seventy four million dollar mistake. It's up to him to set things right, rekindle old flames, and navigate the surreal landscape in this major errand of a film. Newcomer Nicholas Hutchison writes and directs a comedic ensemble of New York's finest.
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When the boss at a small midtown Manhattan bank gives Arnold Johnson the wrong account number, Johnson's life is upended by a seventy four million dollar mistake. It's up to him to set things right, rekindle old flames, and navigate the surreal landscape in this major errand of a film. Newcomer Nicholas Hutchison writes and directs a comedic ensemble of New York's finest.

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