IBS (2026)
Andie experiences chronic digestive issues but hides it from her roommate. When she is prescribed a stool sample kit for the first time, she has to learn to take care of her health and deal with her own shit (literally and figuratively).
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Andie experiences chronic digestive issues but hides it from her roommate. When she is prescribed a stool sample kit for the first time, she has to learn to take care of her health and deal with her own shit (literally and figuratively).
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sophia M. Medley
In Theaters:7/9/2026
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Runtime:9 minutes
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