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The Tip (2019)
In hopes of finding romance, a young woman writes her phone number on the back of a dollar to leave as a tip for a busking banjo player.
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In hopes of finding romance, a young woman writes her phone number on the back of a dollar to leave as a tip for a busking banjo player.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Thriller, Comedy
Written By:Ross Stern
In Theaters:12/17/2019
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Owltopus Productions
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