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Have A Heart (2026)
Diana has a vendetta against dating. When led to a surprise blind date by her boy-mad best friend, Solana, she gets blindsided by an accidental love arrow—courtesy of a burned-out Cupid and a date with an agenda.
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Diana has a vendetta against dating. When led to a surprise blind date by her boy-mad best friend, Solana, she gets blindsided by an accidental love arrow—courtesy of a burned-out Cupid and a date with an agenda.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Madison LLorente, Kenji Fisher
In Theaters:8/11/2026
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Runtime:35 minutes
Studio:The Spill of Thoughts
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