Omaha

Name: Omaha
Genre: Drama
Released: April 24, 2026
Duration: 83 min
Rating: 74

2026

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Greenwich Entertainment | Release Date: April 24, 2026 | Not Rated

Summary: After a family tragedy, siblings Ella and Charlie are unexpectedly woken up by their dad and taken on a journey across the country, experiencing a world they’ve never seen before. As their adventure unfolds, Ella begins to understand that things might not be what they seem.

Genre(s): Drama

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 83 min

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Carlos Aguilar

Jan 25, 2025

A humble marvel, Omaha introduces a filmmaker with a privileged sensibility to translate these opposing forces into a tapestry of scenes imbued with loving compassion for the characters experiencing them. Read full review

The Daily Beast Nick Schager

Jan 25, 2025

A model of tone, concision, and emotional and psychological insight, led by a staggering performance from John Magara and an equally moving one from pint-sized co-star Molly Belle Wright. Read full review

The Playlist Marshall Shaffer

Jan 27, 2025

In Webley’s empathetic rendering of a family’s dire dilemma, no one is absolved or blamed – yet everyone pays. Read full review

The Film Stage Jake Kring-Schreifels

Feb 5, 2025

Quiet and heartbreaking, if not slightly conventional, Omaha unfolds like a slow-burning mystery. Read full review

The Travers Take Peter Travers

Apr 24, 2026

John Magaro is touching and vital in a wrenching family drama that speaks to what’s broken about family in America. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Matt Zoller Seitz

Apr 24, 2026

It takes a special screen actor to play a character who appears in almost every scene of a movie; is anxious, sad, or irritable in most of them; never talks about his feelings; and makes choices so upsetting that certain viewers might want to quit watching, but somehow leaves you thinking he’s not that bad of a guy. John Magaro is such an actor. Read full review

The Guardian Adrian Horton

Jan 25, 2025

It’s an altogether promising debut for Webley and should-be breakout for the young Wright, who makes you believe that though this film may ultimately fail to distinguish itself from the many tight, slight dramas at Sundance, Ella will always be remembered. Read full review

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