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An American Abroad (2025)

She’s a free-spirited travel show host. He’s her buttoned-up boyfriend. Together, they’re in for the wildest trip of their lives. An American Abroad is a jet-setting romantic comedy that spans Greece, Africa, Amsterdam, and more, as Marcia and Arnold try to keep their relationship on track while navigating psychic readings, shark dives, and a wine-fueled Minister’s License. As the cameras roll and the crew starts to lose it, the real question becomes: is love worth the chaos?
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She’s a free-spirited travel show host. He’s her buttoned-up boyfriend. Together, they’re in for the wildest trip of their lives. An American Abroad is a jet-setting romantic comedy that spans Greece, Africa, Amsterdam, and more, as Marcia and Arnold try to keep their relationship on track while navigating psychic readings, shark dives, and a wine-fueled Minister’s License. As the cameras roll and the crew starts to lose it, the real question becomes: is love worth the chaos?

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Marcia Kimpton
Written By:Marcia Kimpton, Brian Gross
In Theaters:10/3/2025
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Runtime:105 minutes
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