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Pushing Daisy
Pushing Daisy is a short comedy film following over-zealous, business student Daisy and her first foray into the working world at a local funeral parlour.
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Pushing Daisy is a short comedy film following over-zealous, business student Daisy and her first foray into the working world at a local funeral parlour.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Leah Revivo, Joe Moloney, Christian Russell-Pollock
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Studio:Wobbly Pictures
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