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Lucas Finnigan, a college senior who has dedicated his studies to finding the physical dwelling of Godot, the entity that has removed evil’s influence from mankind. But when Lucas sets out to prove his theory true, his journey gives him more to ponder than he anticipated.
Opening against The End of Oak Street, this one will be fighting for the same weekend conversation.
Finding Godot opens in theaters on August 12, 2026.
On screen, it is Ryan Presler, Abigael Olson and Dakota Driver carrying the story. Ryan Presler plays Lucas.
Production is led by Fresh Slate Productions. J.J. Werre and Matthew Sterud is in the director’s chair. The finished film runs 1 hour 17 minutes.
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Finding Godot is scheduled to open in US theaters on August 12, 2026. Dates can shift, so check back for updates.
Ryan Presler, Abigael Olson, Dakota Driver, Bethany Dunkle and Tyler Hill lead the cast, directed by J.J. Werre and Matthew Sterud.
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