Extra Ordinary
Imagine a comedic version of “The Exorcist,” set in Ireland, with an older Linda Blair now working as a driving instructor who vanquishes spirits. Maeve Higgins stars as the shy, exorcising driving teacher in this riotous Irish comedy. Bonus: Will Forte portrays a bad-haired American pop star who has made a pact with the devil.
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Length: 94 MinutesTickets: Not RequiredVenue: SpiegelgardenGenre: Visual Arts & FilmProduction Company:
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