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Leo (2025)
It’s prom night, and Leo Walker is alone in his room, spiraling into chaos as he tries to make himself picture-perfect. His nerves take over, turning every attempt into a comical disaster. In this genre-bending short, we’re thrown into the frenzied mind of a teenager under pressure, capturing the messy, emotional whirlwind of what’s supposed to be the most important night of his high school life.
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It’s prom night, and Leo Walker is alone in his room, spiraling into chaos as he tries to make himself picture-perfect. His nerves take over, turning every attempt into a comical disaster. In this genre-bending short, we’re thrown into the frenzied mind of a teenager under pressure, capturing the messy, emotional whirlwind of what’s supposed to be the most important night of his high school life.
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Written By:Julian LeBlanc, Athena Russell
In Theaters:6/26/2025
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Runtime:7 minutes
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