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The Dinner
Art (Parker Merlihan) finds himself on an odyssey trying to find Jerry (Judah Parris) who has turned into a bean.
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Art (Parker Merlihan) finds himself on an odyssey trying to find Jerry (Judah Parris) who has turned into a bean.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jediah Currie
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:The Static Image Film Club, A Three Leg Dog Production
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