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Love & Madness (2026)
A chance meeting between the hopeless romantic Henry and aspiring actress Chloe reveals a poignant glimpse into the crossroads of youth, ambition, and the personal struggles that come with pursuing one's dreams.
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A chance meeting between the hopeless romantic Henry and aspiring actress Chloe reveals a poignant glimpse into the crossroads of youth, ambition, and the personal struggles that come with pursuing one's dreams.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Daniel A. Palacios
In Theaters:2/15/2026
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Hardlight Entertainment
Cast
Daniel A. Palacios
Director
Owen Correll
Henry Collins
Mackenzie Cain
Chloe Davenport
Jackson Reid
Ethan Ericson
Bella Marino
Naomi Brown
Shelby Freshwater
Marsha Cook
Jermaine Brooks
Director Philips
Eileen Moyo
Isa Reynolds
Jamie Green
Professor Lewis
Lisa Braddock
Helen Davenport
Tyree Evans
Casting Director
Milner Patterson
University Advisor
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