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We've Got the Toaster
In the definitively middle-class Royal Tunbridge Wells, 16 year old Lance has been romantically obsessed with Steph "the fittest thing since sliced fit" for exactly "3 years, 11 months and 25 and a half days". And he's barely even spoken to her. Unable to approach Steph, but desperate for something to change, Lance faces his worst fear - of holding 'the worst party ever' when his parents go away for the weekend. Enlisting his enigmatic, porn-addicted best mate Henry to help plan things, Lance tries to work out what to do when "You've got no girls, no idea and 24 hours to throw a party".
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Plot Summary
This short film is a comedic take on the everyday appliance, the toaster. It humorously explores the potential sentience and inner life of a common kitchen gadget, offering a quirky perspective on the objects that populate our lives.
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As a short film with limited public distribution, "We've Got the Toaster" did not receive widespread critical reviews or significant audience attention. Information regarding its reception is not readily available through typical film databases or review aggregators.
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The production details and cast/crew information for "We've Got the Toaster" are not widely documented, making it a niche piece within the realm of short films.
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