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Stay for the Q&A (2026)
Following a feature film premiere, at a prestigious film festival, a routine Q&A devolves into a familiar and unhinged experience.
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Following a feature film premiere, at a prestigious film festival, a routine Q&A devolves into a familiar and unhinged experience.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:hazart
In Theaters:4/13/2026
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Runtime:18 minutes
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Cast
hazart
Director
Jim Cummings
Alex DeLarge (Moderator)
Brant Daugherty
Vinnie Rapallo (Lead Actor)
Justin Simien
Victor Zigler, CVS (Cinematographer)
Igby Rigney
Hal Bowman (Co-Star)
Rhian Rees
Charlotte Haze (Director)
Nalini Sharma
Nicoletta Nightingale (Producer)
Marta Piekarz
Helena Hartford (Lead Actress)
Johnny Berchtold
Danny Torrance (Short Filmmaker)
Ali Gallo
Nora Brady (Co-Star)
Ben York Jones
lastharebender (letterboxd)
Daniel David Stewart
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