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In Light of the Tears (2024)

After dating for eight years, best friends Jordan and Danny have broken up and no one knows why. It is clear they still love each other, but they are not willing to admit it to each other. When Jordan realizes she is pregnant and Danny has a violent outburst in Jordan’s honor, she has to confront not only her feelings but Danny’s too, finally being honest with each other.
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After dating for eight years, best friends Jordan and Danny have broken up and no one knows why. It is clear they still love each other, but they are not willing to admit it to each other. When Jordan realizes she is pregnant and Danny has a violent outburst in Jordan’s honor, she has to confront not only her feelings but Danny’s too, finally being honest with each other.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:EV Heironimus-Bishop, Ben Humphreys
In Theaters:4/17/2024
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Gesture to the Left

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