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The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg (2026)
When a psychiatrist discovers that a medication for the treatment of acne is causing teenagers to kill themselves, the pharmaceutical company sets out on a campaign to destroy the source of the threat to their billion-dollar-a-year drug.
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When a psychiatrist discovers that a medication for the treatment of acne is causing teenagers to kill themselves, the pharmaceutical company sets out on a campaign to destroy the source of the threat to their billion-dollar-a-year drug.
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Written By:Doug Bremner
In Theaters:6/27/2026
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Laughing Cow Productions
Cast
Doug Bremner
Director
Andy Evans
Jack Forteo
David de Vries
Red Leghorn
Hannah Fierman
Amanda Bellaconda
Shaan Sharma
Ryan Singh
Caroline Avery Granger
Isabella Forteo
Nisey Woods
Crystal Watson
Doug Bremner
Sam Waterhouse
Riley Madison Fuller
Lucy Forteo
Michael H. Cole
Larry Cane
Yossie Mulyadi
Lisa Wang
Charlene Hong White
Kirsten Best
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