Indie Thriller Fathers (2026): Release Date, Cast, and Streaming Guide

Fathers will be available on digital and on demand on June 2, 2026. Photo: Painted Creek Productions, used with permission.

New Movie Spotlight: Fathers (2026)

“She escaped the monster she knew… only to face the truth she feared.”

If you love a psychological thriller that keeps you guessing until the very last frame, mark your calendars. Coming to theaters and digital platforms this June 2, 2026, is Fathers, a gripping new dramatic mystery-thriller that proves blood isn’t always thicker than water. (One Tree Entertainment, 2026)

🎬 The Premise

After years held in captivity, Natalie finally escapes the man she believed was her father. But the nightmare doesn’t end there. As her true father steps in to bring her home, Natalie’s loyalty, fear, and confusion spiral into a web of violence. Trapped in a maze where every clue leads to another lie, she must figure out what is real before everything explodes, forcing both father and daughter to confront a devastating truth about her past.

🎭 Cast & Crew

Directed and written by Harley Wallen and distributed by One Tree Entertainment, Fathers boasts a stellar indie cast, including an award-winning lead performance.

  • Writer/Director: Harley Wallen
  • Starring:
    • Kaiti Wallen (Finding Nicole, Beneath Us All, Ash and Bone) – Winner of Best Actress honors at the Top Indie Film Awards for this role!
    • Harley Wallen (Ash and Bone, Finding Nicole)
    • Leslie Mechigian (Chasing Hope, Final Recovery)
    • Richard Tyson
    • Vida Ghaffari
    • Dennis Marin

📅 Release Date & How to Watch

Fathers hits theaters and digital platforms across the U.S. and Canada on June 2, 2026. Ready to dive into the mystery? You will be able to rent or buy the film on the following streaming platforms:

  • Prime Video
  • Fandango at Home / Vudu
  • Netflix

What are your thoughts? Will Natalie find peace, or is her real father hiding secrets of his own? Let me know in the comments below if you’ll be adding Fathers to your summer watchlist.


Fathers still. Photo: Painted Creek Productions

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