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Job (2024)
A modern adaptation of the Biblical story, Job is about a man who seemingly has the worst days of his life. On his way home from the job he was recently fired from, Job gets broken up with, his roommate moves out, and his dad's cancer grows worse.
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A modern adaptation of the Biblical story, Job is about a man who seemingly has the worst days of his life. On his way home from the job he was recently fired from, Job gets broken up with, his roommate moves out, and his dad's cancer grows worse.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Maxwell Klaiber
In Theaters:8/9/2024
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Runtime:12 minutes
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