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Without A Shirt
Without a Shirt follows one crazy day in the life of two feuding brothers, Daniel and Anthony. A road trip to the country takes a turn for the worse when Daniel insists on stopping the car for a toilet break. The events that follow escalate with absurd comical results that eventually bring two brothers closer together and reinforce that fundamental rule of life that 'everything happens for a reason'.
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Without a Shirt follows one crazy day in the life of two feuding brothers, Daniel and Anthony. A road trip to the country takes a turn for the worse when Daniel insists on stopping the car for a toilet break. The events that follow escalate with absurd comical results that eventually bring two brothers closer together and reinforce that fundamental rule of life that 'everything happens for a reason'.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:James Liotta
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:ARR Productions
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