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At a neighborhood bar, a lonely mechanic, named Steven (JM Ward), and an overworked PR professional, named Audra (Lizzie Salata), meet by chance and form an unexpected bond. As their connection deepens, love collides with ambition, forcing them to confront what truly matters. Oscar’s is a tender, grounded story about timing, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to choose love in a world that never slows down.
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At a neighborhood bar, a lonely mechanic, named Steven (JM Ward), and an overworked PR professional, named Audra (Lizzie Salata), meet by chance and form an unexpected bond. As their connection deepens, love collides with ambition, forcing them to confront what truly matters. Oscar’s is a tender, grounded story about timing, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to choose love in a world that never slows down.
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance
Written By:JM Ward, Joshua Matthieu
In Theaters:3/5/2026
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Alpha-Marshall Productions
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