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Last Hoorah at G-Baby's (2025)
"Last Hoorah at G-Baby's" centers around an aimless and apathetic Naja grieving the death of her grandmother. After blowing through her cash inheritance, she owes five months of back rent on her grandmother's rent controlled apartment in a gentrifying Brooklyn. Naja devises a plan to make enough money to pay back rent by the end of the week. When selling everything she can imagine doesn't work, she results in throwing the party of the year as a last ditch effort.
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"Last Hoorah at G-Baby's" centers around an aimless and apathetic Naja grieving the death of her grandmother. After blowing through her cash inheritance, she owes five months of back rent on her grandmother's rent controlled apartment in a gentrifying Brooklyn. Naja devises a plan to make enough money to pay back rent by the end of the week. When selling everything she can imagine doesn't work, she results in throwing the party of the year as a last ditch effort.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:DeeDee Casimir
In Theaters:10/25/2025
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Runtime:15 minutes
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