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What's Wrong Look
What's Wrong Look is a comedy about a crazy next door neighbour named Lindsey who moves in next door. Lindsey is a British lady who is determined on making life hell for her next door neighbours. Lindsey pushes it that bit too far, from breaking into their house to drugging their milk with a poison that makes Abby's Husband and Son have Tourette Syndrome. Abby is determined to find a reason and a cure for their sudden disorder, she finds out that it was Lindsey who made them like this, so she sets out to find Lindsey and put a stop to it. Lindsey breaks into Abby's house in a fit of rage and anger, she has a gun and is ready to shoot, then finally Abby's Husband and Son are back to the way they where and Lindsey is placed into Police custody. This film is full of funny moments and action, from Police scenes to a violent rescue.
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What's Wrong Look is a comedy about a crazy next door neighbour named Lindsey who moves in next door. Lindsey is a British lady who is determined on making life hell for her next door neighbours. Lindsey pushes it that bit too far, from breaking into their house to drugging their milk with a poison that makes Abby's Husband and Son have Tourette Syndrome. Abby is determined to find a reason and a cure for their sudden disorder, she finds out that it was Lindsey who made them like this, so she sets out to find Lindsey and put a stop to it. Lindsey breaks into Abby's house in a fit of rage and anger, she has a gun and is ready to shoot, then finally Abby's Husband and Son are back to the way they where and Lindsey is placed into Police custody. This film is full of funny moments and action, from Police scenes to a violent rescue.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:James Trimboli
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Runtime:46 minutes
Studio:James Film Production Company
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