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Plant Parenthood (2024)

Ronald Mindell, a work-from-home florist, has always wanted to be a father. Following the loss of their unborn child, Ronald desperately wants to try again. His wife Margaret, condom designer, desires a new outcome for her life that is more career focused. After Ronald accidentally tosses a used condom on a sunflower causing it to come to life. He takes it in as his son, causing Margaret to rethink their relationship.
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Ronald Mindell, a work-from-home florist, has always wanted to be a father. Following the loss of their unborn child, Ronald desperately wants to try again. His wife Margaret, condom designer, desires a new outcome for her life that is more career focused. After Ronald accidentally tosses a used condom on a sunflower causing it to come to life. He takes it in as his son, causing Margaret to rethink their relationship.

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Granville Davis
Written By:Granville Davis
In Theaters:5/12/2024
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Runtime:10 minutes
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