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Our Hero, Cadet (2025)
Cadet, a bright-eyed third-grader, dreams of going to space. While being held inside for detention, she is rescued by two strangers who need her help.
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Cadet, a bright-eyed third-grader, dreams of going to space. While being held inside for detention, she is rescued by two strangers who need her help.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Family
Written By:Kam Smith
In Theaters:5/1/2025
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Dweebs
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