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The Bone Bandits (2026)
When two bandits break into a paleontology museum to steal a priceless fossil, they are unexpectedly aided by an overly dedicated historical re-enactor who mistakes them for museum employees.
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When two bandits break into a paleontology museum to steal a priceless fossil, they are unexpectedly aided by an overly dedicated historical re-enactor who mistakes them for museum employees.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
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In Theaters:6/7/2026
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Ironside Pictures, SFT Studios, Panscape Motion Pictures, Parrish Pictures
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