Love Point Blank (2025)
Love is not in the air when a lonely young man named Jackson (Jason Ortega) is visited by the animated Cupid (Sheridan Swayngim) and is told that he must go on a journey to leave his romantic past behind altogether. Forced to look deep inside himself for answers, Jackson must endure a bit of heart breaking news with his new colorful guardian.
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Love is not in the air when a lonely young man named Jackson (Jason Ortega) is visited by the animated Cupid (Sheridan Swayngim) and is told that he must go on a journey to leave his romantic past behind altogether. Forced to look deep inside himself for answers, Jackson must endure a bit of heart breaking news with his new colorful guardian.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Jason Ortega
In Theaters:4/22/2025
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:664 productions
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