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Eudaimonia (2025)
When Isaac, a young teen struggling with his self-worth, finds a new identity as popular singer-songwriter Ace Duncan, in an unconscious attempt to save himself from his depression.
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When Isaac, a young teen struggling with his self-worth, finds a new identity as popular singer-songwriter Ace Duncan, in an unconscious attempt to save himself from his depression.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fadzi Tran Johnson
In Theaters:12/28/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
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