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Gifts of Disposition (2025)

George, a heroin-addicted chess hustler who sleeps in the park outside of the Section 8 housing where 12-year-old Vivienne lives, helps her prepare for a screen test through street schemes as twisted rehearsals, forging a unique bond built on chaos.
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George, a heroin-addicted chess hustler who sleeps in the park outside of the Section 8 housing where 12-year-old Vivienne lives, helps her prepare for a screen test through street schemes as twisted rehearsals, forging a unique bond built on chaos.

Rating:R
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Zach Flanary
Written By:Zach Flanary
In Theaters:12/8/2025
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Lynard Schurr

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