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Holy Smokes (2024)
After "sinful" stoner Lauren becomes indebted to her pious friend Emma, she begrudgingly chauffeurs her to a Christian approved booty call, where they discover blasphemy runs in her boy toy's family.
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After "sinful" stoner Lauren becomes indebted to her pious friend Emma, she begrudgingly chauffeurs her to a Christian approved booty call, where they discover blasphemy runs in her boy toy's family.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gabby Fiszman, Isabella Ares
In Theaters:4/14/2024
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Decentralized Pictures
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