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When a former centerfold suffers a breakdown on her partner’s birthday, she must outwit her smart home device on a blood-soaked path to having her own cake and eating it, too.
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When a former centerfold suffers a breakdown on her partner’s birthday, she must outwit her smart home device on a blood-soaked path to having her own cake and eating it, too.
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Written By:Alyssa Cody Garcia, Simona Galant
In Theaters:10/23/2025
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:American Film Institute Conservatory
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