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Rubber-Band Man (2024)
An animated short about Baseball Player, Ryder Bloom, who is a victim of his father’s office supply store accident life is reshaped. He spends the rest of it living in the shadows as "Rubber-Band Man" and scourges the city for the culprit to avenge his father’s legacy.
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An animated short about Baseball Player, Ryder Bloom, who is a victim of his father’s office supply store accident life is reshaped. He spends the rest of it living in the shadows as "Rubber-Band Man" and scourges the city for the culprit to avenge his father’s legacy.
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Genre:Animation, Action
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In Theaters:5/30/2024
Box Office:$2,200
Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Savannah College of Art and Design's Animation Department
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