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Split Ends (2024)
Fed up with her stale hairstyle, Carol's journey to the salon takes a comically unexpected turn when a unique hairstylist, Liam, hijacks her makeover. What starts as a hilarious gum-chewing showdown transforms into a heartwarming journey of friendship and transformation. As Carol's once-rigid beliefs unravel, she forms an unlikely connection with Liam, ultimately asserting her newfound independence through a bold makeover decision.
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Fed up with her stale hairstyle, Carol's journey to the salon takes a comically unexpected turn when a unique hairstylist, Liam, hijacks her makeover. What starts as a hilarious gum-chewing showdown transforms into a heartwarming journey of friendship and transformation. As Carol's once-rigid beliefs unravel, she forms an unlikely connection with Liam, ultimately asserting her newfound independence through a bold makeover decision.
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Written By:Bryan Gordon
In Theaters:5/4/2024
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