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The Invitation (2004)

Jacob is dying and due to his sever case of social anxiety is unable to interact with others. After finding out that he is going to die, he organizes his funeral and invites the public.
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Jacob is dying and due to his sever case of social anxiety is unable to interact with others. After finding out that he is going to die, he organizes his funeral and invites the public.

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Genre:Drama
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Written By:Alec Beckett, Philip Soliman
In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Palmm Productions

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