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Making a Bed Shirtless (2015)

One-Shot Film of an original one act about three roommates who spend a Sunday afternoon together talking about various things. Interesting moments ensue.
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One-Shot Film of an original one act about three roommates who spend a Sunday afternoon together talking about various things. Interesting moments ensue.

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Directed By:Beau Han Bridge
Written By:Lee Cannon-Brown
In Theaters:11/12/2015
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Runtime:31 minutes
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