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The Group Chat (2019)

Grace is a 25-year-old living in Los Angeles who decides to enter a positive-body-competition. She one month to work out consistently before her progress is celebrated in front of an audience. As the event day approaches, her close group of girlfriends begin questioning Grace's obsession with exercise. The shift causes Grace to look at how the dynamics of their friendship have changed.
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Grace is a 25-year-old living in Los Angeles who decides to enter a positive-body-competition. She one month to work out consistently before her progress is celebrated in front of an audience. As the event day approaches, her close group of girlfriends begin questioning Grace's obsession with exercise. The shift causes Grace to look at how the dynamics of their friendship have changed.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Pauline Chalamet
Written By:Pauline Chalamet, Anne Hollister
In Theaters:11/9/2019
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Runtime:13 minutes
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