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Psychic Murder (2017)
After a young comic finds his stride by joking about his birth defect - a three fingered hand - he finds himself targeted by a ruthless talent agent who will either make his career or destroy his life.
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After a young comic finds his stride by joking about his birth defect - a three fingered hand - he finds himself targeted by a ruthless talent agent who will either make his career or destroy his life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Brandon Block
In Theaters:3/15/2017
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Studio:Brandon Block Productions
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