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Warm Beer (2026)
Fired before noon and in desperate need of a beer, Dee takes to the streets of Philadelphia, only to find the city has other plans. Ex-lovers, unsettling strangers, and a cascade of small disasters turn a simple errand into a personal reckoning.
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Fired before noon and in desperate need of a beer, Dee takes to the streets of Philadelphia, only to find the city has other plans. Ex-lovers, unsettling strangers, and a cascade of small disasters turn a simple errand into a personal reckoning.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Christina Hoffman
In Theaters:4/19/2026
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Scene 3 Productions
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