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Better Together (2026)
Jesse, a broken-hearted high school senior, leads his best friends on a quest left by his father. Their search for the mysterious Zion Point and a legendary meteor shower becomes a journey of friendship, identity, and rediscovering hope.
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Jesse, a broken-hearted high school senior, leads his best friends on a quest left by his father. Their search for the mysterious Zion Point and a legendary meteor shower becomes a journey of friendship, identity, and rediscovering hope.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama
Written By:Sean Thiessen
In Theaters:5/15/2026
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Reckless Abandonment Pictures
Cast
Kyle William Roberts
Director
Gattlin Griffith
Jesse Brandt
Bart Johnson
Jonathan Brandt
Ricardo Hurtado
Billy Brandt
Giselle Torres
Reena Jones
Katie Burgess
Savannah Brandt
LaRonn Marzett
Eli Foster
Raymond Roberts
Calvin
Mark Dvornik
Principal Hughes
Lisa Fenimore
Sara Brandt
Christina Simone
Photographer
Madison Grant
Hailey Davis
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