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The Private Public
theprivatepublic2 TV RATING: TV14-VSLD
SHOWTIME ADVISORIES: Brief Nudity, Mild Violence, Adult Language, Adult Themes
STEREO / CCAP
1 h 30 m
Distributor: Allumination Filmworks
Cable: Showtime Networks Inc.


Zeke Lareau, known by many as "The Player", and Auggie Jacobs, the simple one who has never caused a problem, are two college seniors who have never met. Both are only a semester away from graduation, or so they think.

Teaming up to do a class project, a simple documentary about something they truly believe in, they realize that even though their personalities are night and day, they share a common trait in standing up for what they believe.

Zeke, sensing Auggie's pain in dealing with the recent breakup of his ex-girlfriend, Laina, decides to do his and Auggie's assigned class documentary on his own. However, Zeke's newly developed infatuation for Laina drives him to do the documentary about Auggie and Laina's past relationship, unbeknownst to them. Zeke deviously interviews them both and creates his documented masterpiece.

privatepublic2.jpg Auggie, while trying to hide his painful breakup with Laina, is slowly building a new relationship with his new love interest, Maddy. The documentary wins a class competition and air's over the university station, exposing Auggie's old relationship to the world, and placing his new relationship with Maddy in jeopardy. Zeke meanwhile is engulfed in local stardom.

But all of this soon places Zeke and Auggie in the greatest struggle of their young lives when they reconcile and team up to do their second documentary, which exposes a celebrated university professor as a sexual offender, leaving Auggie's new girlfriend, Maddy, in his wake as the victim.

Facing expulsion from the university, Auggie and Zeke are faced with the decision of whether to gain by subsiding, or accept whatever consequences come from doing the right thing. The end result is a glowing inner revelation to the truth about humanity, as well as what it takes to go from being a student to understanding the sacrafice and pains of adulthood.

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