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Homofónia (2026)
As their Debs application deadline approaches, a closeted couple must sort their domestic issues as Gaeilge to prevent their classmates from knowing they’re an item. However, translation issues leave their relationship in jeopardy.
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As their Debs application deadline approaches, a closeted couple must sort their domestic issues as Gaeilge to prevent their classmates from knowing they’re an item. However, translation issues leave their relationship in jeopardy.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Luke K. Murphy, Alana Daly Mulligan
In Theaters:7/24/2026
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Runtime:11 minutes
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