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Jesus, Bro! (2017)
An angry internet atheist has a near death experience and must deliver the news of Jesus to his devout internet followers.
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An angry internet atheist has a near death experience and must deliver the news of Jesus to his devout internet followers.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Brad Jones
In Theaters:4/14/2017
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Stoned Gremlin, Walkaway Entertainment
Cast
Ryan Mitchelle
Director
David Gobble
Rick Whitehead
Fard Muhammad
Carlos
Allison Pregler
Elizabeth Howard Grace
Rob Walker
Santa Christ
Doug Walker
Samuel Tobinski / Kendrick Tobinski
Malcolm Ray
The Devil
Brad Jones
Willy Whitehead
Brian Lewis
Burton Burpo
Zachary La Voy
Ranger Buckman
Tamara Lynn Chambers
Darlene
Sarah Gobble
God
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