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500 Fireflies (2025)
Single dad Daniel moves his daughter June to his small hometown for the summer, only to find that economic depression and youthful exodus have hit the town hard. Daniel and June seek hope and new beginnings in the small community.
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Single dad Daniel moves his daughter June to his small hometown for the summer, only to find that economic depression and youthful exodus have hit the town hard. Daniel and June seek hope and new beginnings in the small community.
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Written By:Lysandra Petersson, Zan Gillies
In Theaters:6/13/2025
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Runtime:109 minutes
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