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A House of Balloons (2026)
At her son's graduation, Karin returns to her old home hoping to reconnect. Instead, she's met with coldness and humiliation. As old wounds reopen, the celebration unravels into a tense, intimate fight for dignity and the truth.
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At her son's graduation, Karin returns to her old home hoping to reconnect. Instead, she's met with coldness and humiliation. As old wounds reopen, the celebration unravels into a tense, intimate fight for dignity and the truth.
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In Theaters:10/8/2026
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