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Twelve (2015)
12 Filmmakers. 12 Films. One Movie
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12 Filmmakers. 12 Films. One Movie
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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Laura Azevedo, Lacy McClory, Scott Trost, Kim Beavers, Kathleen Randazzo, David Palmieri, Devin Crittenden, Lincoln Hoppe, Doug van Bebber, William Gabriel Grier, Nicholas Acosta, P.J. Ochlan, Matthew M Stevens
Written By:Scott Trost, Golan Ramraz, Camilla Ochlan, Kim Beavers, William Gabriel Grier, Lacy McClory, P.J. Ochlan, Doug van Bebber, Nicholas Acosta, Michael Capellupo, Devin Crittenden
In Theaters:9/11/2015
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Laura Azevedo, Lacy McClory, Scott Trost, Kim Beavers, Kathleen Randazzo, David Palmieri, Devin Crittenden, Lincoln Hoppe, Doug van Bebber, William Gabriel Grier, Nicholas Acosta, P.J. Ochlan, Matthew M Stevens
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Nicholas Acosta
Jogger
Larry Altmayer
Franklin
Reed Arnold
Rob
Kim Beavers
Kate
Laura Azevedo
Jackie
Sarah Booth
Aria
Rik Baron
Walter White
Karan Batta
Adam
Kaitlin Bauld
Life Coach Becky
Siobhan Bermingham
Susan
Phil Biedron
Kevin
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