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Where At Thou? (2025)
A misguided romantic confesses his love to a girl he barely knows, only to be met with brutal reality. As their awkward encounter spirals into a chaotic deconstruction of modern romance, two stoner bystanders fuel the absurdity with unsolicited advice. Reflecting on love at first sight, self-delusion, and the desperate need for validation.
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A misguided romantic confesses his love to a girl he barely knows, only to be met with brutal reality. As their awkward encounter spirals into a chaotic deconstruction of modern romance, two stoner bystanders fuel the absurdity with unsolicited advice. Reflecting on love at first sight, self-delusion, and the desperate need for validation.
Rating:NR
Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Riley Cosby, Ren Seith, Nadia Ramos, Ricky Hartford
In Theaters:5/1/2025
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Cabbage Boy
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