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Mr. Wonderful (2026)

Three generations of men—a millennial on the run from a drug dealer; his father, a jaded professor trying to keep his job; and the family patriarch fighting senility—all struggle to find meaning in life.
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Three generations of men—a millennial on the run from a drug dealer; his father, a jaded professor trying to keep his job; and the family patriarch fighting senility—all struggle to find meaning in life.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mark David
Written By:Daniel Blake Smith
In Theaters:2/17/2026
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Studio:DBS Films, Buffalo Speedway Film Company

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