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The Burn (2024)

A hapless 20-something film student has been the secondary character of his life, his whole life. That’s until one fateful day, he’s called into work, only to find it’s being robbed by a mysterious masked man. Will he let this ridiculous day pass, like all others, or finally take the reigns once and for all?
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A hapless 20-something film student has been the secondary character of his life, his whole life. That’s until one fateful day, he’s called into work, only to find it’s being robbed by a mysterious masked man. Will he let this ridiculous day pass, like all others, or finally take the reigns once and for all?

Rating:R
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Written By:Jakob Marston-Galarza
In Theaters:5/9/2024
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:black rabbit productions

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