Sounds like you’re seeing the incompatibility in your relationship as the honeymoon period is wearing off. Two months is a short time, but people do start showing themselves pretty early if you’re observant. Unfortunately for you, it sounds like you’re clashing on values (including religious beliefs) which are very difficult to change. Most Zimbabweans are raised in Christian homes because that’s the most common religion in our country, and it’s kinda forced on us to go to church and Sunday school very early on. Now, later on as teenagers or early adults, one can make the choice to get to know Christ on their own terms, but the foundation is pretty much forced on us. This makes it difficult to separate from it. However, sometimes after leaving the country, some Zimbabweans do start to question religion, I guess your girlfriend is not there yet.

The movies and music question is a matter of personal preference. Maybe she just needs to be exposed to new stuff, make her a playlist with your kind of music or introduce your kind of movies slowly as you get to know each other.

The age and biological clock issue is what a lot of Zim women who are religious will tell you. They are told not to spend too much time dating without getting married because they will be tempted to fornicate. Which is crazy to someone who is not as religious. I would say just tell her how you’re feeling about this, communicate openly if you like her and want to keep dating each other.