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Meeting Yourself (2026)
A young aspiring actor, Kevin Connors, is about to audition for the role of a lifetime—until he’s swept away by his older self: Connors, a time traveler determined to steer his younger counterpart toward a very different future.
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A young aspiring actor, Kevin Connors, is about to audition for the role of a lifetime—until he’s swept away by his older self: Connors, a time traveler determined to steer his younger counterpart toward a very different future.
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Written By:Austin B. Smith
In Theaters:5/13/2026
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Kurtz Studios
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