Redux Redux (2026) and the Violent Nature of Motherhood
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Now Then Forward (2026)
After the loss of matriarch Rhea, George Bellamy Jr and his ailing veteran father, George Sr, are forced to wrestle with years of hurt and expectations that have taken root in their relationship, at the cost of a new level of transparency neither is prepared for.
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After the loss of matriarch Rhea, George Bellamy Jr and his ailing veteran father, George Sr, are forced to wrestle with years of hurt and expectations that have taken root in their relationship, at the cost of a new level of transparency neither is prepared for.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Wes Langdon
In Theaters:2/1/2026
Box Office:
Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Firehouse
Cast
Wes Langdon
Director
Luke Barnett
George Bellamy Jr
James Donadio
George Bellamy Sr
William Gene Price III
George Sr (Past)
Bailey Hyneman
Rhea Bellamy
Stefanie Butler
Laura Bellamy
Gray Frazier
Michael Bellamy
Finn Hemshrodt
George Jr (Teen)
Yasmin Dickerson
Laura Bellamy (Teen)
Randy Hunter
George Jr (Kid)
Henry Dickerson
George Jr (Toddler)
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