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Workers' Comp (2024)
After a workplace accident, Billy finds himself caught between his underpaid coworkers, eager to exploit the tragedy for a payout, and the company, desperate to settle the matter quietly.
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After a workplace accident, Billy finds himself caught between his underpaid coworkers, eager to exploit the tragedy for a payout, and the company, desperate to settle the matter quietly.
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Written By:Philip Steiger
In Theaters:12/31/2024
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:7th Floor Films, Choxiee
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