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The Confederate (2026)

Spanning thirty years of smoke, mirrors, and regret, a washed-up illusionist clinging to the past must team up with the estranged daughter he treated like a prop to conquer the viral age and pull off the greatest trick of all: redemption.
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Spanning thirty years of smoke, mirrors, and regret, a washed-up illusionist clinging to the past must team up with the estranged daughter he treated like a prop to conquer the viral age and pull off the greatest trick of all: redemption.

Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Comedy, Family
Directed By:Justin DiSandro
Written By:Justin DiSandro
In Theaters:2/23/2026
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Coastal Compass Productions

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Director

Justin DiSandro

Director

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Rusty Ammerman

Marvin

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Andie Ehrhorn

Vicky

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Karissa Murry

Bobbi

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Chris Clews

Eric

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