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Broken Leg

20141h 30mKieran Thompson
IMDb 6.7

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Karla has to babysit the most obnoxious person she knows for the weekend... Theo, her brother-in-law who's broken his leg. Karla must prove she's responsible so her sister will pay for grad school. Theo wants to party one last time before becoming a dad. A heartfelt comedy about helpless people learning how to help themselves.

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What is Broken Leg (2014) about?

Karla has to babysit the most obnoxious person she knows for the weekend... Theo, her brother-in-law who's broken his leg. Karla must prove she's responsible so her sister will pay for grad school. Theo wants to party one last time before becoming a dad. A heartfelt comedy about helpless people learning how to help themselves.

Who stars in Broken Leg?

Broken Leg stars Sarah Sawyer (Karla), Luke Johnson (Theo). The film was directed by Kieran Thompson.

How long is Broken Leg?

Broken Leg has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 2014.

Is Broken Leg worth watching?

Broken Leg holds an IMDb rating of 6.7/10. Fans of Comedy are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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