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Before the Party (2025)
A weekend getaway turns into an emotional battleground when Jay, struggling to come to terms with his bisexuality, faces the repercussions of his honesty with his girlfriend Julie, as their friends’ own biases and misunderstandings come to light.
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A weekend getaway turns into an emotional battleground when Jay, struggling to come to terms with his bisexuality, faces the repercussions of his honesty with his girlfriend Julie, as their friends’ own biases and misunderstandings come to light.
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Written By:eP Cho
In Theaters:5/17/2025
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