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Rex Park: Curse of the Golden Buddha (2021)
Three unemployed twenty-somethings steal a golden Buddha, so that they can pay their rent and for a window that they broke. Complications arise when they find that the Buddha statue comes with a curse.
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Three unemployed twenty-somethings steal a golden Buddha, so that they can pay their rent and for a window that they broke. Complications arise when they find that the Buddha statue comes with a curse.
Rating:NR
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Written By:Jason Park
In Theaters:6/21/2021
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Runtime:80 minutes
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