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The Art of Quitting Gracefully (2026)

When 41-year-old NYC teacher Joan Cantrell quits her job to finally write the novel she's been avoiding, she's haunted by more than her deadline: her mother also tried to become a writer, and killed herself when she failed.
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When 41-year-old NYC teacher Joan Cantrell quits her job to finally write the novel she's been avoiding, she's haunted by more than her deadline: her mother also tried to become a writer, and killed herself when she failed.

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Directed By:Micah Stathis
Written By:Micah Stathis, Clare Louise Frost
In Theaters:7/19/2026
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Runtime:94 minutes
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