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The Militia (2026)

Daniel Pierce dreams of joining the local Militia alongside his father once he turns eighteen, but when his Dad becomes the target of the local Sheriff, Daniel and his friends form their own militia in a troubled effort to save him.
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Daniel Pierce dreams of joining the local Militia alongside his father once he turns eighteen, but when his Dad becomes the target of the local Sheriff, Daniel and his friends form their own militia in a troubled effort to save him.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Dylan King Welter
Written By:Dylan King Welter
In Theaters:9/8/2026
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Runtime:117 minutes
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