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Dead Wife Montage (2026)
Robin is a painter, and Alex has a knack for video archiving their life together. With Alex filming Robin constantly, their shared joke about being a "dead movie wife montage" soon turns devastating when Alex must grieve Robin's passing with only her digital memories. Her only guide through this is one of Robin's talking paintings.
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Robin is a painter, and Alex has a knack for video archiving their life together. With Alex filming Robin constantly, their shared joke about being a "dead movie wife montage" soon turns devastating when Alex must grieve Robin's passing with only her digital memories. Her only guide through this is one of Robin's talking paintings.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Animation
Written By:Wren Brooks, Marissa Bode
In Theaters:4/4/2026
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Painted Squirrel Pictures, Easterseals Disability Services
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