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How to Lose a Popularity Contest (2026)
A rebellious student and a perfectionist overachiever form an unlikely alliance in their race for student body president, discovering unexpected feelings along the way.
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A rebellious student and a perfectionist overachiever form an unlikely alliance in their race for student body president, discovering unexpected feelings along the way.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Kaitlin Reilly, Dorian Keyes
In Theaters:1/16/2026
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Great Pacific Media, Thunderbird Entertainment
Cast
Stephen S. Campanelli
Director
Sara Waisglass
Ellie Pearse
Chase Hudson
Nate Reed
Lillian Doucet-Roche
Quinn
Graham Verchere
Rowan Cross
Ecstasia Sanders
Gloria Everdeen
Kyra Leroux
Aja Fox
Aiden Howard
Charlie 'Streaker' Dupont
Jana Morrison
Lauren Nicholls
Sebastien Roberts
Shane Pearse
Sean Amsing
Artoun Festekjian
Janelle Beadall
Divya Madhavi
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