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Binge 

The film tackles body anxiety and social pressures with sensitivity and dark humor. The story follows a woman struggling with binge eating disorder. She attends her ex-girlfriend's bachelorette party to seek closure. Overwhelmed by stress and body dysmorphia, her panic triggers a binge-eating episode centered around the party's comedic, vulva-shaped cake.
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The film tackles body anxiety and social pressures with sensitivity and dark humor. The story follows a woman struggling with binge eating disorder. She attends her ex-girlfriend's bachelorette party to seek closure. Overwhelmed by stress and body dysmorphia, her panic triggers a binge-eating episode centered around the party's comedic, vulva-shaped cake.

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Directed By:J.C. Heins
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