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And with that, Clayord brings us word that the city of Concord will be getting its very own movie. It's called Love, Concord. "The movie, which is the first feature film ever to be filmed in the City of Concord, is a movie about a high school class clown who keeps striking out with girls, but finally gets a chance with one, and has to decide whether he wants to pursue the relationship, or keep his reputation as a class clown," Claycord reports.

Gus Guardado, the film's creator, says his rom-com flick will not only entertain but also paint Latinos "in a more positive light, instead of showing them in gangs, or committing crimes," showing that they have "the same normal suburban conflicts that others have."

Watch a preview below.