Ad Astra: Cinematic Hypnotism
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The Bob Zula (2009)
Two High School guys assist their friend, Bob Zula, In obtaining his much needed closure from his newly ex-girlfriend Jamie. Bob quickly makes the transition from a passive, timid young man, and enters an immediate state of regression from the "answers" Jamie gives him. Did I mention that this all takes place in the front yard of Jamie's house?
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Two High School guys assist their friend, Bob Zula, In obtaining his much needed closure from his newly ex-girlfriend Jamie. Bob quickly makes the transition from a passive, timid young man, and enters an immediate state of regression from the "answers" Jamie gives him. Did I mention that this all takes place in the front yard of Jamie's house?
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:3/26/2009
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Runtime:8 minutes
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