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Involuntary Wingman
Faced with the threat of blackmail, sixteen-year-old David is forced by Owen the incel to get him a date with his crush Sierra. But when the relationship proves impossible, David teams up with Sierra to take him down.
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Faced with the threat of blackmail, sixteen-year-old David is forced by Owen the incel to get him a date with his crush Sierra. But when the relationship proves impossible, David teams up with Sierra to take him down.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Lauren Eden
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Toronto Metropolitan University
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