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Flimsy Company (2019)
Against the backdrop of an increasingly dire local public radio pledge drive, author Priscilla Hollingsworth soldiers through a calamitous book tour as her publisher's emotionally stunted heir apparent seeks to chart a professional path for himself.
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Against the backdrop of an increasingly dire local public radio pledge drive, author Priscilla Hollingsworth soldiers through a calamitous book tour as her publisher's emotionally stunted heir apparent seeks to chart a professional path for himself.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Josh Slates
In Theaters:4/8/2019
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Runtime:71 minutes
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