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The Hug (2018)
An animatronic panda at a rundown pizza place seems to be out of order… until little Aden gives it a hug.
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An animatronic panda at a rundown pizza place seems to be out of order… until little Aden gives it a hug.
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Genre:Horror, Science Fiction
Written By:Jack Bishop, Justin Nijm
In Theaters:10/1/2018
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Runtime:5 minutes
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Cast
Jack Bishop, Justin Nijm
Director
Nick Armstrong
Employee
Roman Dean George
Aden
Linda Weinrib
Mom
Justin Michael
Pandory the Panda (voice) / Pizza Chef
Circus-Szalewski
Pandory the Panda (body)
Adrianna Coffey
Kid
Ej Jose
Kid (as E.J. Jose)
Kayden Naccarato
Kid
Peyton Elysian-James Noga
Kid (as Peyton Noga)
Sean Savadian
Kid
Zara Ellen Savadian
Kid
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