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On his first day at a new high school, a teenager befriends two classmates and follows a mysterious map to uncover the secrets of a forgotten village, where they face a greedy and manipulative foster father threatening their safety and the town’s future.
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On his first day at a new high school, a teenager befriends two classmates and follows a mysterious map to uncover the secrets of a forgotten village, where they face a greedy and manipulative foster father threatening their safety and the town’s future.
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Written By:John M. Williams
In Theaters:5/4/2026
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Runtime:92 minutes
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