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Throwback Short Film: TEDDY BEARS PICNIC

Posted on May 10, 2020 by Niall Browne in News

Thomas Hodge’s Teddy Bears Picnic is a creepy little short about a mother and daughter playing in the woods. Running a little over 5 minutes, this 2017 film has hints of Don’t Look Now and The Blair Witch Project, but Hodge’s film is its own beast. 

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