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Mimi The Mime (2026)

A homeless mime and a struggling clown fight over the attention of a crowd on a NYC sidewalk. When their fight draws more attention and money than their performances ever could, they realize they struck gold. Broke, desperate and out of options, the pair transform their slapstick routines into an underground bare-knuckle sensation called ‘Mime vs Clown’.
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A homeless mime and a struggling clown fight over the attention of a crowd on a NYC sidewalk. When their fight draws more attention and money than their performances ever could, they realize they struck gold. Broke, desperate and out of options, the pair transform their slapstick routines into an underground bare-knuckle sensation called ‘Mime vs Clown’.

Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Kyle Primack, Nikos Spiridakis, Kit Moynihan
In Theaters:9/14/2026
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Runtime:23 minutes
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