Bakerman
Jens is a shy baker. But on day some kids smash the window of his car, so he takes one of them out with a tire iron. Intoxicated by his own new vigor, Jens comes out of his shell, but the destructive driving force leads him towards a free fall...
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Cast and Crew
Starring:
Katusha Robert
Iris S Moy Bautista
Emma Perez-Trevino
Cristina Cruz Rodriguez
Marc Morales
Addy Cardenas
Maidalee Saenz
Mario Herrera
Directed by:
David F. Mendez
Produced by:
David F. Mendez
Jennifer C. Mendez
Robert Bunnell
Home Release: 2020-04-28
Original Release: 2020
Runtime: 57
Genre: Comedy, Zombie, LatinX
Language: English
Rating: NR
Special Features: Chapters menu; Captions; trailer
Copyright: Silent Flight Media
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