Nick Crumbs and the Mystery of the Missing Cake

March. 06,2022 PG-13

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Drama Comedy Mystery

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Short Film Black And White Neo-noir

Trailer Synopsis Cast

With a Boston cream pie reported eaten, self-proclaimed private detective Nick Crumbs decides to take the case.

Elise LoSardo as Cherry

Luke Pacchioli as Chet "Big Cheddar" Furlong

Jefferson Ferrara as Charlie

Quentin Cole as Mama Furlong (voice)

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