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Let's Be Friends (2018)
Connor, the new kid in school, is a lonely boy whose only friend is a stuffed toy named Beadie. When Conner brings Beadie to school, despite his father's warnings, a run in with a bully leads to horrific consequences.
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Connor, the new kid in school, is a lonely boy whose only friend is a stuffed toy named Beadie. When Conner brings Beadie to school, despite his father's warnings, a run in with a bully leads to horrific consequences.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Alex Rouleau, Ryan Glista, Matt Bilmes
In Theaters:4/27/2018
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:UConn Film Club
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