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The Garden (2025)
Sixteen-year-old Taylor Hill faces the turmoil of her parents' crumbling marriage, feeling responsible for their unhappiness. As her family's emotional distance grows, she finds solace in their once-beautiful garden, a symbol of better times. Struggling with guilt and longing for connection, Taylor embarks on a journey to understand her role in her family's strife, ultimately learning that love and forgiveness can bloom even in the most troubled seasons of life.
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Sixteen-year-old Taylor Hill faces the turmoil of her parents' crumbling marriage, feeling responsible for their unhappiness. As her family's emotional distance grows, she finds solace in their once-beautiful garden, a symbol of better times. Struggling with guilt and longing for connection, Taylor embarks on a journey to understand her role in her family's strife, ultimately learning that love and forgiveness can bloom even in the most troubled seasons of life.
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Written By:Emily Burton
In Theaters:3/3/2025
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