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The Warmest Color is Blue (2023)

Rebecca comes home from work one day to find her TV is missing. Detective JW Bond arrives on the scene to find out what happened to Rebecca’s TV. Together, they find more than what they bargained for.
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Rebecca comes home from work one day to find her TV is missing. Detective JW Bond arrives on the scene to find out what happened to Rebecca’s TV. Together, they find more than what they bargained for.

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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Directed By:Kevin Ralston
Written By:Kevin Ralston
In Theaters:8/6/2023
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Runtime:6 minutes
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