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Drywall (2026)
A small-town sheriff investigates a violent incident on a rural road that leads him to a secluded property where nothing is what it seems.
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A small-town sheriff investigates a violent incident on a rural road that leads him to a secluded property where nothing is what it seems.
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Written By:Max Obstfeld
In Theaters:8/1/2026
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Runtime:13 minutes
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