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A Weird Night (2026)
CAUGHT BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH, WILL ETHAN FIND THE PEACE HE CRAVES? Ethan Pulman, a mortally ill boy, finds himself lost in a surreal dreamscape after being prescribed morphine to help him sleep and forcing him to confront his deepest fears. Will he be able to make it through until morning to reunite with his mother?
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CAUGHT BETWEEN LIFE AND DEATH, WILL ETHAN FIND THE PEACE HE CRAVES? Ethan Pulman, a mortally ill boy, finds himself lost in a surreal dreamscape after being prescribed morphine to help him sleep and forcing him to confront his deepest fears. Will he be able to make it through until morning to reunite with his mother?
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Written By:Florence Tunstall
In Theaters:6/11/2026
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