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When We Burn Out (2017)
A strange group of misfits are left to run the Wonder World park of San Marcos, Texas when Buddy, the owner, suddenly dies in a tragic accident.
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A strange group of misfits are left to run the Wonder World park of San Marcos, Texas when Buddy, the owner, suddenly dies in a tragic accident.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
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Written By:Jacques Colimon, Katie Folger, Sarah Mullinnix, Peter Smith
In Theaters:11/3/2017
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Studio:Cosmic Reel Pictures
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