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Sticky Fingers (2024)

A microscopic view into American youth in suburbia through the eyes of Robert, a young man who becomes fixated on his own identity after moving back to his small Texas town.
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A microscopic view into American youth in suburbia through the eyes of Robert, a young man who becomes fixated on his own identity after moving back to his small Texas town.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jacob Kosel
Written By:Jacob Kosel
In Theaters:1/4/2024
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:SBA Entertainment

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