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F. M. K. (2026)

Some couples love food; other couples share a love of travel…while this couple has an insatiable love for murder. So, when a life of mundane normalcy interrupts their thrill, a couple of kooky killers falls out of love. Well, there’s only one thing that can bring them back together…the thing that connected them in the first place of course…
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Some couples love food; other couples share a love of travel…while this couple has an insatiable love for murder. So, when a life of mundane normalcy interrupts their thrill, a couple of kooky killers falls out of love. Well, there’s only one thing that can bring them back together…the thing that connected them in the first place of course…

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Directed By:Michelle Merring
Written By:Ian Kirksey, Benjamin Hardy, Anne Eston, Christophe Zajac-Denek, Cortney Scott Wright
In Theaters:8/16/2026
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Kissing In A Tree Productions

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