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Sophomoric Productions - Home

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Sophomoric Productions just posted their film "Bet the Farm, Brother," which was their entry in the 2006 Boston 48-Hour Film Project. It's a stylish-looking Western that puts a new twist on high-stakes poker. Congratulations to the Sophomores!

April 20, 2006 in Film | Permalink

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