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No Shark (2022)
In this darkly comedic and uniquely angsty journey, twelve vignettes chronicle a young woman's inner monologue as she visits various NYC beaches in hopes of fulfilling her dream of being eaten by a shark.
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In this darkly comedic and uniquely angsty journey, twelve vignettes chronicle a young woman's inner monologue as she visits various NYC beaches in hopes of fulfilling her dream of being eaten by a shark.
Rating:R
Genre:Drama, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Cody Clarke
In Theaters:4/23/2022
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Runtime:110 minutes
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