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Two Bros One Phone (2026)
Mac and Richard, a duo that most would describe as best friends for life, they know everything about each other, including spending every Saturday night at Mac’s place to bum around and watch television; simply enjoying each other’s company. One night when Richard comes over, he starts to act differently, laughing and smiling on his phone. Mac becomes curious of this and tries to figure out why, but Richard won’t budge, seemingly insisting that it’s nothing important. Through a series of wacky and sneaky, “stealthy" shenanigans, Mac tries to unlock the secrets in Richard’s phone.
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Mac and Richard, a duo that most would describe as best friends for life, they know everything about each other, including spending every Saturday night at Mac’s place to bum around and watch television; simply enjoying each other’s company. One night when Richard comes over, he starts to act differently, laughing and smiling on his phone. Mac becomes curious of this and tries to figure out why, but Richard won’t budge, seemingly insisting that it’s nothing important. Through a series of wacky and sneaky, “stealthy" shenanigans, Mac tries to unlock the secrets in Richard’s phone.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Jason McCluskey
In Theaters:4/17/2026
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:McCinema Films
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