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Already Lucky (2018)
Ian Murphy can't find a job. Layla is facing harassment at her job. At home, the two of them can't seem to connect anymore. After one faithful night, she walks out on him leaving him distraught, angry, and self loathing. Through some cosmic shift, he meets Evelyn, who is impossibly positive and helps make life seem bearable for him again.
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Ian Murphy can't find a job. Layla is facing harassment at her job. At home, the two of them can't seem to connect anymore. After one faithful night, she walks out on him leaving him distraught, angry, and self loathing. Through some cosmic shift, he meets Evelyn, who is impossibly positive and helps make life seem bearable for him again.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Matthew Cassani
In Theaters:9/21/2018
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Cary Sandoval Films
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