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Otherway (2026)

In the dead of the night in Chicago, the timid Brooklyn faces her fears and orders an Uber Share, a ride that would lead her down a road she never took before. Deep south in the woods of Kankakee Bluffs, a depressed loser named Max dives deeper into the forest seeking the only way out before receiving a phone call that would only add more to his problems.
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In the dead of the night in Chicago, the timid Brooklyn faces her fears and orders an Uber Share, a ride that would lead her down a road she never took before. Deep south in the woods of Kankakee Bluffs, a depressed loser named Max dives deeper into the forest seeking the only way out before receiving a phone call that would only add more to his problems.

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Directed By:Jeremiah Wheatley
Written By:Jeremiah Wheatley
In Theaters:1/31/2026
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