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Flesh Fruit
A farmer manages to save his livelihood by selling a new fruit product whose origins are best kept a secret between him and his domineering mother.
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A farmer manages to save his livelihood by selling a new fruit product whose origins are best kept a secret between him and his domineering mother.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Madison Hislop-Stoessel
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Runtime:11 minutes
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Madison Hislop-Stoessel
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Sam Fraser
Gavin
Claire Weller Price
Daphne
Damon O'Regan
The Man
Rose Alexander
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Kalani Cameron
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Christopher Chelliah
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Brooklyn Cox
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Jasmine Cox
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Caroline Dalgleish
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Joel Davidson
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Mark Gentile
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