Absolution (2027)
Opening against Ice Age: Boiling Point, this one will be fighting for the same weekend conversation.
The theatrical release lands February 2, 2027.
Has anyone else died for you?
When a "job" goes wrong and the people you trusted to protect you are now out to seek a debt; where do you turn? Are you sure its a safe enough place, even for a moment?
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Opening against Ice Age: Boiling Point, this one will be fighting for the same weekend conversation.
The theatrical release lands February 2, 2027.
On screen, it is Jane Hamlet, Shéa Eastwood and Samantha Gerard carrying the story. Jane Hamlet plays Priest.
Against The Grain Indie Film Company is producing. Kharis Dunsby directs, with writing credits for Pete Burkhardt.
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Absolution is scheduled to open in US theaters on February 2, 2027. Dates can shift, so check back for updates.
Jane Hamlet, Shéa Eastwood and Samantha Gerard lead the cast, directed by Kharis Dunsby.
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