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Dragonbreath (2026)

After his brother's death, a grieving teenager confronts trauma, anger, and family instability as childhood imagination resurfaces, forcing him to face the "dragon" within himself and ultimately choose compassion, healing, and connection with his younger sister.
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After his brother's death, a grieving teenager confronts trauma, anger, and family instability as childhood imagination resurfaces, forcing him to face the "dragon" within himself and ultimately choose compassion, healing, and connection with his younger sister.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Nicolas Villacorta
Written By:Nicolas Villacorta
In Theaters:4/24/2026
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