“Dreaming Whilst B\@*k”
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QAnon Avenue (2024)
A young puppet boy in search for the truth travels on a journey through the bowels of conspiracy, taking him from the depths of hell to the furthest reaches of space.
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A young puppet boy in search for the truth travels on a journey through the bowels of conspiracy, taking him from the depths of hell to the furthest reaches of space.
Rating:
Genre:Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Max Stolte, Danny McCarthy, Emily Serruto
In Theaters:7/12/2024
Box Office:
Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Attic Fever, Word Brothel
Cast
Danny McCarthy, Max Stolte
Director
Jordan Mullins
Jeffrey / Mrs. Heavyhands
Danny McCarthy
Jeffro / Uncle Jethro
Max Stolte
Shit Bird / Kangaroo Reporter / Mayor Heavyhands
Emily Serruto
Grandma/Kim Jones
Mike Geraghty
Krangforknicakeeeeeskiddelybop Jones
Jesse Kendall
U (voice)
Brad Pike
Museum Tour Guide
Steve Plock
Scientologist Steve
Ross Childs
Q / Oscar The Incel
Emily Clouse
Hillary Clinton (voice)
Jason Elewski
Radical
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