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The Short Film That Goes Wrong (2025)
Two wildly unprepared college filmmakers set out to make an incredibly ambitious short film. Unfortunately, things don't go their way.
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Two wildly unprepared college filmmakers set out to make an incredibly ambitious short film. Unfortunately, things don't go their way.
Rating:R
Genre:Documentary, Comedy
Written By:John Neithercott, Max Jasper
In Theaters:10/13/2025
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:StudioU
Cast
John Neithercott
Director
Max Jasper
Peter Johnson
Luke Rekela
Sebastian Newmon
Sky Gassman
Meghan Johansen
Isaac Hanson
Keith Anderson
Gracie Hernandez
Olivia Bell
Jaiden Smith
Waylon Stone
Will Maas
R. William Peabody
Jack Boyat
Jack Boyd / Officer Kelly
Will Besonen
Will Grimstead / Officer Blake
Isabel Chew
Izabel Chum
Vanessa Pham
Vanessa Phu
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