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88.6 (2026)

After their stolen truck runs out of gas on country back roads, siblings Carter and Zoe Evans must walk to a gas station in the dead of night. Once there, they encounter a deputy named Jeff who is suspicious that the sheriff's children are out past curfew. After he insists on giving the children a ride, Carter comes up with a harrowing plan to keep both him and his little sister safe, at any cost. —Brian Cloutier
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After their stolen truck runs out of gas on country back roads, siblings Carter and Zoe Evans must walk to a gas station in the dead of night. Once there, they encounter a deputy named Jeff who is suspicious that the sheriff's children are out past curfew. After he insists on giving the children a ride, Carter comes up with a harrowing plan to keep both him and his little sister safe, at any cost. —Brian Cloutier

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Genre:Crime
Directed By:Brian Cloutier
Written By:Brian Cloutier
In Theaters:8/9/2026
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Runtime:15 minutes
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