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Not So Fast 

Not So Fast is a contemporary romantic comedy about love and ambition. Alia, a hopeless romantic and manager to rising music star Zadie, thinks she’s found the perfect man in charming attorney Chris. But while courting Alia, Chris quietly entertains his parents’ plans for an arranged match — unknowingly setting the stage for an engagement he never intended. When a career-changing international opportunity arises, Alia must choose between waiting for a man who won’t fully choose her, or stepping boldly into her own future.
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Not So Fast is a contemporary romantic comedy about love and ambition. Alia, a hopeless romantic and manager to rising music star Zadie, thinks she’s found the perfect man in charming attorney Chris. But while courting Alia, Chris quietly entertains his parents’ plans for an arranged match — unknowingly setting the stage for an engagement he never intended. When a career-changing international opportunity arises, Alia must choose between waiting for a man who won’t fully choose her, or stepping boldly into her own future.

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Genre:Romance, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Khalid EL-Jelailati
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Runtime:90 minutes
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