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Tough Cookie (2022)
Brie, an immature 20 something in the throws of a quarter life crisis, learns at her Bubbe’s birthday party that the family plans to put her in a retirement home. In a desperate attempt to delay announcement, she tries to all she can to derail the message getting to her.
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Brie, an immature 20 something in the throws of a quarter life crisis, learns at her Bubbe’s birthday party that the family plans to put her in a retirement home. In a desperate attempt to delay announcement, she tries to all she can to derail the message getting to her.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jack Murtha
In Theaters:5/14/2022
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Murtha Entertainment
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