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Fitness Fibbage (2024)
After being mistaken for a fitness instructor, an extreme people-pleaser holds a ridiculous improvisational yoga class in the park.
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After being mistaken for a fitness instructor, an extreme people-pleaser holds a ridiculous improvisational yoga class in the park.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jamie Bass, Matias Flowers, Liv Moody, Jonathan Yi, Samuel Candor, Anna Gallaway, Caroline Torrone, Jake Clancy
In Theaters:2/4/2024
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Potentia Productions
Cast
Jamie Bass, Matias Flowers
Director
Anna Gallaway
Zoe Trentwell
Caroline Torrone
Caroline (First Yogi)
Samuel Candor
Sam (Second Yogi)
Bradlee Logan
Bradlee (Phone Guy)
Jake Clancy
Jake (Third Yogi)
Aidan Renteria
Aidan (Fourth Yogi)
Aaron Jacobs
Aaron (Fifth Yogi)
Hallie Brewington
Hallie (Sixth Yogi)
Matias Flowers
Matias (Spoon Guy)
Caitlyn Schumacher
Janice
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