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Wilma, Wu, and a Stripper Named Lorraine (2026)

When a beloved desert cantina is threatened with closure, a washed-up burlesque dancer rallies an outrageous crew of misfits, church ladies, hustlers, and dreamers for one last talent show to save their town. As chaos turns to community, a feuding mother and daughter must decide whether to hold on or finally let go. ​
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When a beloved desert cantina is threatened with closure, a washed-up burlesque dancer rallies an outrageous crew of misfits, church ladies, hustlers, and dreamers for one last talent show to save their town. As chaos turns to community, a feuding mother and daughter must decide whether to hold on or finally let go. ​

Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Debra De Liso
Written By:Debra De Liso
In Theaters:6/28/2026
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Walk A Mile Productions

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