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Cards & Cognac (2025)
Four men gather for cards and cognac after the death of a close friend. What begins as a fellowship becomes raw confessions of infidelity, betrayal, guilt, and loss, forcing each man to speak their truth while strengthening their brotherhood.
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Four men gather for cards and cognac after the death of a close friend. What begins as a fellowship becomes raw confessions of infidelity, betrayal, guilt, and loss, forcing each man to speak their truth while strengthening their brotherhood.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Jaron Lockridge
In Theaters:11/20/2025
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Misguided Perceptions Media Group
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