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To Do (2026)

In their last summer before their senior year of college, Zach and Matt realize they’re on the brink of losing their freedom forever. In a last ditch effort to reconnect with each other, they go on a road trip to do all the things they always said they would.
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In their last summer before their senior year of college, Zach and Matt realize they’re on the brink of losing their freedom forever. In a last ditch effort to reconnect with each other, they go on a road trip to do all the things they always said they would.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Tyler Toledo
Written By:Tyler Toledo
In Theaters:5/1/2026
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Runtime:70 minutes
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