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Who Dunt Dunt Dunnit (2023)

When the esteemed Nigel Ainsworth invites his friends and prestigious university colleagues over for a dinner party, they all get more than what they bargained for, as a murder mystery game ends in real-life foul play. But who is the killer? The Butler? The Maid? The younger gorgeous wife in a red dress? Perhaps it was the jealous faculty member or the death-obsessed goth girl? The only way to find out is to solve the clues hidden within this movie within-a-movie as the meta-cinema gets deadly in 'Who Dunt Dunt Dunnit?
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When the esteemed Nigel Ainsworth invites his friends and prestigious university colleagues over for a dinner party, they all get more than what they bargained for, as a murder mystery game ends in real-life foul play. But who is the killer? The Butler? The Maid? The younger gorgeous wife in a red dress? Perhaps it was the jealous faculty member or the death-obsessed goth girl? The only way to find out is to solve the clues hidden within this movie within-a-movie as the meta-cinema gets deadly in 'Who Dunt Dunt Dunnit?

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Genre:Mystery, Comedy
Directed By:Thomas Tulak
Written By:Thomas Tulak
In Theaters:11/8/2023
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Easily Amused Group Productions, Derek Easley Entertainment

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