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Fecal Matters (2002)
Sheltered introvert, Bobby, takes a bite out of the snobbish social hierarchy at his school.
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Sheltered introvert, Bobby, takes a bite out of the snobbish social hierarchy at his school.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ted Beck, Andrew Drazek
In Theaters:1/1/2002
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:666 Productions
Cast
Andrew Drazek
Director
Panda Bear
Bobby
Bill Darmon
Lance
Margot Schmid
Mother
Vincent Larusso
Rhett McConachie
Francis Mrena
Locker Room Bully 1
Shea Doolittle
Locker Room Bully 2
Anthony Murray
Bathroom Line Bully
Twila Raftu
Bathroom Line Girl
Patrick Hogan
Pat
Andrew Drazek
Andreas Saddarapolouss
Allison Smith
Kelly Cassett
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