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Spen/cer (2017)

A socially awkward college student must deal with two lively manifestations of his split subconscious while attempting to get over an unrequited crush on his straight best friend.
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A socially awkward college student must deal with two lively manifestations of his split subconscious while attempting to get over an unrequited crush on his straight best friend.

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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama, Fantasy
Directed By:Robert Cataldo
Written By:Robert Cataldo
In Theaters:7/3/2017
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Runtime:12 minutes
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