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Oh Happy Day! (2025)
Oh Happy Day! follows Chris, a timid little guy smitten by a sweet soul named Jazmyn. Though he lacks the confidence to tell her how he feels, he tries in his own way to get her attention. But after many failed attempts, he decides to risk it all during his Easter speech.
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Oh Happy Day! follows Chris, a timid little guy smitten by a sweet soul named Jazmyn. Though he lacks the confidence to tell her how he feels, he tries in his own way to get her attention. But after many failed attempts, he decides to risk it all during his Easter speech.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Ivan Rome
In Theaters:6/15/2025
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