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Guilty until Graduated
A teenage slacker starts to revaluate his own actions when his graduation is around the corner. With his trusty band of quirky mates and an opportunity for love, he embarks on a personal journey of growth.
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A teenage slacker starts to revaluate his own actions when his graduation is around the corner. With his trusty band of quirky mates and an opportunity for love, he embarks on a personal journey of growth.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Tommy Linguey
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:TnT Pictures and Productions
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