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Fire At Will (2025)
When parents gather their four adult children over dinner to solidify their will, the childrens’ self-absorbed agendas send the conversation careening into chaos, leading to a desperate battle of wills.
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When parents gather their four adult children over dinner to solidify their will, the childrens’ self-absorbed agendas send the conversation careening into chaos, leading to a desperate battle of wills.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Morgan Gruer
In Theaters:6/7/2025
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