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Quarter Life Crisis (2026)
Cade Huseby's 25-day countdown to 25, facing crushing pressure to "figure it out." Consulting a colorful cast of experts, the film dives into the chaos of growing up amid impossible expectations.
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Cade Huseby's 25-day countdown to 25, facing crushing pressure to "figure it out." Consulting a colorful cast of experts, the film dives into the chaos of growing up amid impossible expectations.
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary, Adventure
Written By:Cade Huseby, Robert Butler III
In Theaters:3/13/2026
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Runtime:147 minutes
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Cast
Cade Huseby
Director
Cade Huseby
Self
Robert Butler III
Self
Ayana Taylor
LaRae Delaney
Brooke Wilson
Self / Millennial
Garrett McKenna
Connor Myaga
Allan Anthony Smith
Self / Millennial
Jay Washington
Dr. Luther Reed
Glen Ratcliffe
Self / Elder
Becky Brown
Self / Elder
Robert Artz
Robert Murdock IV
Jill Young
Self / Party Planner
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