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The Phone Interview
After being rejected from her dream sorority, a determined girl decides to kidnap a local cashier at an elite supermarket in order to gain community within their rankings.
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After being rejected from her dream sorority, a determined girl decides to kidnap a local cashier at an elite supermarket in order to gain community within their rankings.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Horror
Written By:Kassy Gascho
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