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GLAD - Gay, Lazy, and Dehydrated (2020)

A romantic comedy that follows a young woman named Claire. She's never been on a date before, even at the age of 20, and her best friend Sebastian is getting fed up with it. With luck on her side, she's finally given a chance when she meets Emma - a sweet, yet assertive young woman. Now that she's scored the date of her dreams, Claire is faced with the challenge of actually going on the date. Will she succeed and get that second date, or will she fall flat on her face, never wanting to face the world again?
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A romantic comedy that follows a young woman named Claire. She's never been on a date before, even at the age of 20, and her best friend Sebastian is getting fed up with it. With luck on her side, she's finally given a chance when she meets Emma - a sweet, yet assertive young woman. Now that she's scored the date of her dreams, Claire is faced with the challenge of actually going on the date. Will she succeed and get that second date, or will she fall flat on her face, never wanting to face the world again?

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In Theaters:1/20/2020
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