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FLOWER HOUR (2021)
60 shorts. 60 minutes. FLOWER HOUR is a psychedelic parody of the online drinking game created by over 100 artists, musicians, and filmmakers, both local to New Mexico and international.
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60 shorts. 60 minutes. FLOWER HOUR is a psychedelic parody of the online drinking game created by over 100 artists, musicians, and filmmakers, both local to New Mexico and international.
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In Theaters:10/22/2021
Box Office:$1,200
Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:@lilyellowtags
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