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Feet (2011)
In the darkness of a stalled underground train, two strangers get their feet swapped by some mysterious energy. One is a rugby player; the other is a ballet dancer. Can it come out well for either of them?
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In the darkness of a stalled underground train, two strangers get their feet swapped by some mysterious energy. One is a rugby player; the other is a ballet dancer. Can it come out well for either of them?
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Genre:Mystery, Comedy
Written By:A.D. Cooper
In Theaters:5/31/2011
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Runtime:10 minutes
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