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Alex & MOR: A Love Odyssey (2026)

A couple seeks to reunite through space and time, as one relives the first day they met, and the other wakes up in the desert without memory of their relationship.
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A couple seeks to reunite through space and time, as one relives the first day they met, and the other wakes up in the desert without memory of their relationship.

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Genre:Romance, Science Fiction
Directed By:Tim Glover
Written By:Tim Glover
In Theaters:4/10/2026
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:A Group of Ferrets, RareCapsule

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