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Perimeter (2026)

Bound by the routine of his porch, Elias scans the tree line for a mysterious figure he's certain is closing in. As the nightly conversations with a lifelong friend grow more intense, his watchfulness turns into a desperate struggle to protect the only sanctuary he has left. A gripping exploration of isolation, where the greatest threat isn't the stranger in the yard, but the truth waiting in the silence.
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Bound by the routine of his porch, Elias scans the tree line for a mysterious figure he's certain is closing in. As the nightly conversations with a lifelong friend grow more intense, his watchfulness turns into a desperate struggle to protect the only sanctuary he has left. A gripping exploration of isolation, where the greatest threat isn't the stranger in the yard, but the truth waiting in the silence.

Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Lucas Acevedo Rampolla
In Theaters:5/7/2026
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Runtime:8 minutes
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