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Fat Lip (2022)
At the end of summer, an Asian-American 13-year-old pierces his own lip as a last ditch effort to win over a skater boy, who also happens to be his best friend.
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At the end of summer, an Asian-American 13-year-old pierces his own lip as a last ditch effort to win over a skater boy, who also happens to be his best friend.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Donovan Tolledo, Rali Chaouni
In Theaters:5/5/2022
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Runtime:16 minutes
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