'Young Royals' Review
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True Justice: Eye For An Eye (2026)
Amateur sleuths tackle a fresh challenge at a local school, diving into the fierce world of parent politics. Their investigation uncovers hidden agendas and unexpected alliances as they navigate the complex web within the community.
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Amateur sleuths tackle a fresh challenge at a local school, diving into the fierce world of parent politics. Their investigation uncovers hidden agendas and unexpected alliances as they navigate the complex web within the community.
Rating:PG
Genre:Crime, Mystery, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Nikki DeLoach, Megan McNulty
In Theaters:5/23/2026
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Hallmark Media
Cast
Lisa Soper
Director
Katherine McNamara
Casey Barlowe
Markian Tarasiuk
Eli Flint
Marisa McIntyre
Sarah Sharpe
Alexander Nunez
Liam Anderson
Sabrina Saudin
PJ Ellis
Carrie Schiffler
Kimber
Gabriel Burrafato
Kenneth Randolph
Jennifer de Lucia
Olivia Flint
Monica Rodriguez Knox
Katherine Harris
Benjamin Ayres
District Attorney Quinn
Nikki DeLoach
Professor Ambrose
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