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Good Stuff (2023)
After a night of drinking, hungover college student Samuel must win over his girlfriend's wine-connoisseur father when meeting him for the first time. Much to Mr. Sinclair's disapproval, Samuel struggles to describe the expensive wine he's served as anything beyond "good."
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After a night of drinking, hungover college student Samuel must win over his girlfriend's wine-connoisseur father when meeting him for the first time. Much to Mr. Sinclair's disapproval, Samuel struggles to describe the expensive wine he's served as anything beyond "good."
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