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The Kids (2026)
Fresh out of prison, Enzo is drawn into the dangerous crew his cousin leads, “The Kids,” facing crime, addiction, and escalating violence—and a choice that could destroy him or finally set him free.
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Fresh out of prison, Enzo is drawn into the dangerous crew his cousin leads, “The Kids,” facing crime, addiction, and escalating violence—and a choice that could destroy him or finally set him free.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Danny Blanco
In Theaters:1/1/2026
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Runtime:49 minutes
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