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Boys (2025)
Two childhood friends who, after starting college, have drifted a bit. It centers around a moment where the two come to terms with how their friendship is changing—they grieve what they no longer are and they look forward to what they’ll always be.
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Two childhood friends who, after starting college, have drifted a bit. It centers around a moment where the two come to terms with how their friendship is changing—they grieve what they no longer are and they look forward to what they’ll always be.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Frida Muñoz, Aracely Muñoz
In Theaters:12/10/2025
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Runtime:6 minutes
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