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Full Bladder (2022)
Harold Ramsey, an ambitious young advertising executive, is on the verge of the biggest presentation of his career. But after downing a collection of health drinks and unknowingly taking medication with a powerful diuretic, his desperate search for a restroom spirals into an escalating series of humiliating disasters. As every obstacle pushes him closer to catastrophe, Harold must somehow deliver the presentation that could change his life—while battling a bladder determined to destroy it.
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Harold Ramsey, an ambitious young advertising executive, is on the verge of the biggest presentation of his career. But after downing a collection of health drinks and unknowingly taking medication with a powerful diuretic, his desperate search for a restroom spirals into an escalating series of humiliating disasters. As every obstacle pushes him closer to catastrophe, Harold must somehow deliver the presentation that could change his life—while battling a bladder determined to destroy it.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jenny Popovich
In Theaters:2/25/2022
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Runtime:6 minutes
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