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Shit! It's Dead! poster

Shit! It's Dead! 

After cutting classes, Pilote and Jasem finds a dead body in one of the stalls of their high school’s male restroom. To allow the body to rest in peace, Pilote suggests that they bury the body themselves at the cemetery. On their journey to the cemetery, they encounter numerous situations that may or may not get in their way.
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After cutting classes, Pilote and Jasem finds a dead body in one of the stalls of their high school’s male restroom. To allow the body to rest in peace, Pilote suggests that they bury the body themselves at the cemetery. On their journey to the cemetery, they encounter numerous situations that may or may not get in their way.

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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy
Directed By:Jannah Corrine
Written By:Jannah Corrine
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Runtime:18 minutes
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