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EYE 95 (2017)
A rockabilly fantasia. Frito pie, strippers, crystal meth and PBR. Produced in 1997 in the first year of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival and in 2007 for the Festival's 10 year anniversary. Released as a concert Film in 2017.
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A rockabilly fantasia. Frito pie, strippers, crystal meth and PBR. Produced in 1997 in the first year of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival and in 2007 for the Festival's 10 year anniversary. Released as a concert Film in 2017.
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Written By:Madi Distefano
In Theaters:5/4/2017
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:BRAT Productions
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