Indie Film "Where There is Love, There is No Darkness" Shines
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Claire McKenna (2026)
After years of addiction and isolation, Claire McKenna is finally home from rehab. It’s her first day back—and her first day of probation. Anxiously awaiting her parole officer, Claire discovers something from her old life that suddenly puts her fragile new beginning into question. To everyone around her, the moment may seem insignificant. For Claire, it’s a fierce and deeply personal battle to remain sober, honest, and alive.
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After years of addiction and isolation, Claire McKenna is finally home from rehab. It’s her first day back—and her first day of probation. Anxiously awaiting her parole officer, Claire discovers something from her old life that suddenly puts her fragile new beginning into question. To everyone around her, the moment may seem insignificant. For Claire, it’s a fierce and deeply personal battle to remain sober, honest, and alive.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:William Gene Price III
In Theaters:8/31/2026
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