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| Directed by | Tom Donahue |
| Written by | Sean Gullette |
| Starring | Yolonda Ross William Mahoney James Urbaniak Seymour Cassel |
| Distributed by | Flip Side Film |
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Running time | 13 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Thanksgiving is a 2004 American short film directed by Tom Donahue and starring Yolonda Ross, William Mahoney and James Urbaniak.
Yolonda (Yolonda Ross) is a young woman fleeing an unwanted commitment. She finds refuge in an isolated motel out of town, which is due for demolition in the morning, and there confronts a mysterious man named Peck (Mahoney), who is the caretaker of the old motel with a strange past.
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