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The Policy (2016)
Beth is enjoying a seemingly usual breakfast while catching up with her friends Jennifer and Carl. That is until the conversation takes a turn for the unexpected. What happens next leaves Beth dumbfounded and questioning her own sanity. Will she lose it all when she's plucked from her miserable obscurity or will she obtain the policy? Things get otherworldly as we find out.
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Beth is enjoying a seemingly usual breakfast while catching up with her friends Jennifer and Carl. That is until the conversation takes a turn for the unexpected. What happens next leaves Beth dumbfounded and questioning her own sanity. Will she lose it all when she's plucked from her miserable obscurity or will she obtain the policy? Things get otherworldly as we find out.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jessica Montgomery
In Theaters:8/5/2016
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Runtime:5 minutes
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