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Cardboard Island (2026)

After a freak accident leaves a young man in a surreal limbo, he must team up with a talking puppet to map a mysterious island from fragments of memory — a journey that forces him to confront his deepest regrets, reclaim lost connections, and decide if life is worth finding his way back to.
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After a freak accident leaves a young man in a surreal limbo, he must team up with a talking puppet to map a mysterious island from fragments of memory — a journey that forces him to confront his deepest regrets, reclaim lost connections, and decide if life is worth finding his way back to.

Rating:PG
Genre:Adventure, Fantasy, Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Jacob Boatsman
Written By:Jacob Boatsman, Evan Carse
In Theaters:4/1/2026
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Creative Chops Studios, Jacob Boatsman Films, 2269 Greenhouse, Rugby-Otis Productions

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