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The BeQueather (2014)

'Airplane' crashes into 'Young Frankenstein' in a movie that lays the jokes on thicker than Arctic molasses. Three sisters must compete together and against each other to uncover a series of clues left behind by their late father.
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'Airplane' crashes into 'Young Frankenstein' in a movie that lays the jokes on thicker than Arctic molasses. Three sisters must compete together and against each other to uncover a series of clues left behind by their late father.

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Genre:Comedy, Mystery, Drama
Directed By:Justen Overlander
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In Theaters:4/26/2014
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Runtime:89 minutes
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