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Last Exit to Brooklyn 

When Sam invites their closeted crush Vince to Jennifer’s apartment, the night quickly unravels into debauched hostility. Vince’s simmering rage causes rifts within the fragile safety of Jennifer’s home.
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When Sam invites their closeted crush Vince to Jennifer’s apartment, the night quickly unravels into debauched hostility. Vince’s simmering rage causes rifts within the fragile safety of Jennifer’s home.

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Directed By:Guy Wernick
Written By:Guy Wernick
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Runtime:11 minutes
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