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The Last Pack (2026)
Anxious soon to be father, Jackson, promises his pregnant girlfriend, Dylan, he’s done smoking for good. But after a quick trip to the gas station spirals out of control, he finds himself dragged back into old habits with old company on the night everything is supposed to change.
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Anxious soon to be father, Jackson, promises his pregnant girlfriend, Dylan, he’s done smoking for good. But after a quick trip to the gas station spirals out of control, he finds himself dragged back into old habits with old company on the night everything is supposed to change.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Nolan Krouch
In Theaters:5/15/2026
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Runtime:15 minutes
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