"If you can't trust a teddy bear, who can you trust?"08 September 201716 mins
"Bearly film is about a small tea shop in Tucson owned by Senor Kublai, that sells the best tea blends in town along with a broad assortment of teddy bears and stuffed animals. A young couple, Luz Ackerman and Avi Jehnson stop in for a quick spot of tea. Sometimes the customer gets more than they bargained for. If you can't trust a teddy bear, who can you trust?"
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