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Looking Through Water (2025)
William McKay’s successful New York executive career is in ruins after a shocking betrayal. Called by his estranged father, William travels to Belize for a father & son fishing tournament that reopens old wounds and sparks new understanding. Decades later, William recalls that pivotal trip as he tries to connect with his angry, distant grandson.
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William McKay’s successful New York executive career is in ruins after a shocking betrayal. Called by his estranged father, William travels to Belize for a father & son fishing tournament that reopens old wounds and sparks new understanding. Decades later, William recalls that pivotal trip as he tries to connect with his angry, distant grandson.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rowdy Herrington, Zach Dean
In Theaters:9/3/2025
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:The Cartel, Good Deed Entertainment, AETH Entertainment, Rich Entertainment Group
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