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Sunday Lunch (2025)
Grace, a young closeted lesbian from a devout Catholic family, finally gathers the courage to come out to her parents over the sacred ritual of Sunday lunch. She brings her girlfriend along, hoping for the perfect moment—but every time she tries to speak up, her well-meaning but chaotic family unwittingly derails her plans in increasingly absurd and hilarious ways. What could go wrong? Absolutely everything, in this heartwarming and over-the-top coming-out farce.
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Grace, a young closeted lesbian from a devout Catholic family, finally gathers the courage to come out to her parents over the sacred ritual of Sunday lunch. She brings her girlfriend along, hoping for the perfect moment—but every time she tries to speak up, her well-meaning but chaotic family unwittingly derails her plans in increasingly absurd and hilarious ways. What could go wrong? Absolutely everything, in this heartwarming and over-the-top coming-out farce.
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Written By:Izzy Baker
In Theaters:6/24/2025
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