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In an alternate dystopian reality, a forsaken brotherhood of young men diagnosed with autism embarks on a treacherous journey to get life-saving medication for their caregiver.
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In an alternate dystopian reality, a forsaken brotherhood of young men diagnosed with autism embarks on a treacherous journey to get life-saving medication for their caregiver.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Michael Topper, Ronald Sandoval
In Theaters:4/24/2025
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Runtime:88 minutes
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