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Three Bullets & A Blank (2022)
A young arms dealer, Sean Blank (Jahmeel Khan-Poulson) helps his awkward friend (Trey Plutnicki) get through a date with his crush. However, the plan gets thrown for a loop when it turns out the girl's brother, is an old enemy of Sean's.
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A young arms dealer, Sean Blank (Jahmeel Khan-Poulson) helps his awkward friend (Trey Plutnicki) get through a date with his crush. However, the plan gets thrown for a loop when it turns out the girl's brother, is an old enemy of Sean's.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ron L. Wilson
In Theaters:7/21/2022
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Runtime:18 minutes
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