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Fix the Faucet (2025)
Violet's kitchen faucet is leaking and she needs to get it fixed before her nagging, type-A mother comes to town. She also needs to complete the 18 other tasks on her never ending to-do list. In between nightmare visions of her mom scolding her, and sexual escapades with boys who only leave her feeling worse about herself, Violet must face her insecurities - and learn to live without the drip drip dripping of the kitchen sink.
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Violet's kitchen faucet is leaking and she needs to get it fixed before her nagging, type-A mother comes to town. She also needs to complete the 18 other tasks on her never ending to-do list. In between nightmare visions of her mom scolding her, and sexual escapades with boys who only leave her feeling worse about herself, Violet must face her insecurities - and learn to live without the drip drip dripping of the kitchen sink.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jennifer Gouchoe
In Theaters:7/26/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
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