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Money Shot (2012)
When given keys to a mansion for the weekend, two friends decide to make a film but end up throwing a huge party and trashing the house. Now they race to get the "money shot" and finish their film to pay for all the damages done.
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When given keys to a mansion for the weekend, two friends decide to make a film but end up throwing a huge party and trashing the house. Now they race to get the "money shot" and finish their film to pay for all the damages done.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bill McAdams Jr., Jessica Sonneborn
In Theaters:12/11/2012
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:A Palm Springs Joint, Phase 4 Films
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