Brain Fart

A boy and his father discover a farting lamp, an evil farting lamp.

Cast

Tristen Larson

as Dad

Zach Clark

as Kid

Reviews

meutoo

What started off as a silly little idea to make a film over a weekend at my friends cabin spiraled into my love for directing films. This was the start of it, and no matter how many goofy flaws it has, you can see the passion seeping through all 5 minutes; I should know, because I directed it :D...

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