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Food Time (2020)
A film about the beauty of the everyday; it's the way a movie from a bygone era feels like it was made just for you, how portable music can compose the score to your life step by step, and just how tasty a gas station hot dog or movie theatre popcorn can be.
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A film about the beauty of the everyday; it's the way a movie from a bygone era feels like it was made just for you, how portable music can compose the score to your life step by step, and just how tasty a gas station hot dog or movie theatre popcorn can be.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Deej Oster, Jr., Craigen Z Oster, Nicole Toporowski, Joe Oster
In Theaters:9/26/2020
Box Office:$15
Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:L.I.V.I.N Films, Rat Trap Collective LLC
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