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Impenetrable (2023)
Jules has a big goal for her birthday: get laid. But she's got a big obstacle in her way: herself. With an anthropomorphized dilator by her side, Jules learns she may need to open up in more ways than one.
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Jules has a big goal for her birthday: get laid. But she's got a big obstacle in her way: herself. With an anthropomorphized dilator by her side, Jules learns she may need to open up in more ways than one.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Geena Pietromonaco
In Theaters:5/11/2023
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Offbeat Films
Cast
Geena Pietromonaco
Director
Geena Pietromonaco
Jules
Jessica Clement
Dilator (Puppeteer)
Matthew Vergara
Dale
Annie Barry
Marge
Geena Pietromonaco
Dilator (voice)
Matthew Joseph
Buddy
Andy Pietromonaco
Buddy's Buddy 1
Alex Tank
Buddy's Buddy 2
Kwesi Phillips
Buddy's Buddy 3
Dean Kirkpatrick
Potential Penetrator 1
Jared Fagan
Potential Penetrator 2
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