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Eve of the Zeitgeist (2025)
Eve returns home to her Midwestern family from New York with her Transgender friend, Alex. Tensions arise as her traditional family grapples with her changes, and Eve must navigate these challenges to reconcile her past and present.
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Eve returns home to her Midwestern family from New York with her Transgender friend, Alex. Tensions arise as her traditional family grapples with her changes, and Eve must navigate these challenges to reconcile her past and present.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Blake Georgiadis
In Theaters:12/9/2025
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Runtime:20 minutes
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