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Pace Yourself (2025)

Jo works at the same bar since graduating college and as her friends seem to be moving forward in life, Jo feels stuck. Things get complicated when her ex-boyfriend, Patrick, moves back to town after the two haven’t spoken in months. The two must confront their lingering feelings as they try and navigate what they want, personally and professionally, but that isn't is easy it seems.
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Jo works at the same bar since graduating college and as her friends seem to be moving forward in life, Jo feels stuck. Things get complicated when her ex-boyfriend, Patrick, moves back to town after the two haven’t spoken in months. The two must confront their lingering feelings as they try and navigate what they want, personally and professionally, but that isn't is easy it seems.

Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Samantha Murdock Hussey
In Theaters:6/13/2025
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Unlucky 13 Productions

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