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Hi, Friends! (2024)
Hi, Friends! is a cringe-inducing short film that takes place in the all-too-familiar present day of New York City. The world is closing in around us, and it’s a battle of wills for who can go the longest before the obvious is proclaimed: we are not OK.
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Hi, Friends! is a cringe-inducing short film that takes place in the all-too-familiar present day of New York City. The world is closing in around us, and it’s a battle of wills for who can go the longest before the obvious is proclaimed: we are not OK.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Wheaton Simis
In Theaters:10/24/2024
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:High Dive Studio
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