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An anxious single father seeks to protect his teenage daughter from a talking bear that works at a fast food restaurant.
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An anxious single father seeks to protect his teenage daughter from a talking bear that works at a fast food restaurant.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Eric Howerton, Andrew Bateman
In Theaters:9/18/2025
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Runtime:23 minutes
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Cast
Andrew Bateman
Director
Ryon Thomas
McCasslin
Ben Hilzer
Leon the Wine Guy
Lauren Robinson
Shelly
Eamon Lunsford
Frontier Burger Employee #1
Aidan J. Stebbins
Frontier Burger Employee #2
Aiden Pigg
Frontier Burger Employee #3
Jack LaChance
Seamus
Cody Campbell
Hotel Employee
Emma Rose Miller
Shelly's Mom
Odette Jay
Young Shelly
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