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A Stupid Man (2025)

Milly and Owen have been best friends since high school. They’ve been through everything together - college, broken hearts, career choices, health crises. Milly is Owen’s hype man. In fact, he can’t do much without her. The problem is that Milly has been in love with Owen for years but he has no idea. Now in their late 30s, Milly wonders how long she can continue like this.
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Milly and Owen have been best friends since high school. They’ve been through everything together - college, broken hearts, career choices, health crises. Milly is Owen’s hype man. In fact, he can’t do much without her. The problem is that Milly has been in love with Owen for years but he has no idea. Now in their late 30s, Milly wonders how long she can continue like this.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Amy Frear
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In Theaters:4/7/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
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