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Coming Out for Christmas (2023)
When Monet's family convinces her to bring her new boyfriend home for Christmas, she panics. Unaware that her new love interest is a woman, everything could go wrong. Eager to spend the holidays with her family, Monet's girlfriend Denae, disguise's herself as a man, in hopes of gaining the family's acceptance. That is until what seemed to be the perfect plan backfires.
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When Monet's family convinces her to bring her new boyfriend home for Christmas, she panics. Unaware that her new love interest is a woman, everything could go wrong. Eager to spend the holidays with her family, Monet's girlfriend Denae, disguise's herself as a man, in hopes of gaining the family's acceptance. That is until what seemed to be the perfect plan backfires.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Milon V. Parker, Simone M. Small
In Theaters:11/25/2023
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:MVP Productions
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