'Meander': A Film About Mental Health With a Touch of Gore
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The Crumbs (2025)
When Erik is early to pick up his step-son from kindergarten, the child wants to stay behind with his friends. But Erik has a different plan, he is the second most important person in his stepsons life, but he wants to be number one. What happens when a grown man’s self worth rests on the shoulders of a five year old boy?
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When Erik is early to pick up his step-son from kindergarten, the child wants to stay behind with his friends. But Erik has a different plan, he is the second most important person in his stepsons life, but he wants to be number one. What happens when a grown man’s self worth rests on the shoulders of a five year old boy?
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
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In Theaters:6/24/2025
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