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Hands Off (2026)

During what should have been a simple job, two members of a trio of looters have yet to return to the getaway vehicle. The third member, Reed, tired of waiting, exits his vehicle and walks into the abandoned building to find his accomplices. However, once inside the dilapidated building, Reed soon learns that this evacuation mission may be harder than he initially thought.
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During what should have been a simple job, two members of a trio of looters have yet to return to the getaway vehicle. The third member, Reed, tired of waiting, exits his vehicle and walks into the abandoned building to find his accomplices. However, once inside the dilapidated building, Reed soon learns that this evacuation mission may be harder than he initially thought.

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Directed By:Dillon Ahlf
Written By:Breanna Chapman, Sean Melancon, Dillon Ahlf
In Theaters:5/24/2026
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Runtime:15 minutes
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Dillon Ahlf

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Joshua Comeau

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Dillon Ahlf

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Sean Melancon

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Tobias Nichols

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