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green sky bastards (2026)
A seminary student (Miles Bonsignore) reconnects with his former best friend (Jonathan Faircloth Kirk) at a boozy house party. As they catch up on the last decade, they challenge each other's choices and zero in on the betrayal that ended their friendship.
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A seminary student (Miles Bonsignore) reconnects with his former best friend (Jonathan Faircloth Kirk) at a boozy house party. As they catch up on the last decade, they challenge each other's choices and zero in on the betrayal that ended their friendship.
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Written By:Jonathan Faircloth Kirk
In Theaters:9/15/2026
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