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06Oct2026
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Trailer: It Only Takes a Night

3 years ago
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Made in Western Australia, the new romcom starring (and produced by) Eliza Taylor follows four friends out on the town as they avoid Mr Wrong and potentially find Mr/Ms Right! Also stars Arielle Carver-O'Neill, Sana'a Shaik, 'Ana Ika, George Pullar and Charles Grounds. From writer/director Callan Durlik, who wrote The Naked Wanderer. Looks fun.

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