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Action, Comedy, Thriller • 2026 • 97 min • Teen (13+)

Runner follows a decorated former soldier and an unlikely partner racing across Australia to deliver a donated organ to a critically ill girl while a cartel tries to stop them. The premise is classic action-thriller with a humanitarian twist. The Traditional label fits because the story leans into soldier-as-hero framing, individual courage, and child-saving stakes without engaging social critique or identity politics. Christianity reads as a positive presence in the background. There are no LGBTQ, trans, or race-swap signals. The PG-13 rating and family-stakes plot make it broadly accessible. Scott Waugh, known for high-octane action, keeps the cultural footprint straightforward and the values conventional.
Alan Ritchson • Owen Wilson • Rodrigo Santoro
Runner follows a decorated former soldier and an unlikely partner racing across Australia to deliver a donated organ to a critically ill girl while a cartel tries to stop them. The premise is classic action-thriller with a humanitarian twist. The Traditional label fits because the story leans into soldier-as-hero framing, individual courage, and child-saving stakes without engaging social critique or identity politics. Christianity reads as a positive presence in the background. There are no LGBTQ, trans, or race-swap signals. The PG-13 rating and family-stakes plot make it broadly accessible. Scott Waugh, known for high-octane action, keeps the cultural footprint straightforward and the values conventional.
Alan Ritchson • Owen Wilson • Rodrigo Santoro
Runner centers on a decorated American war hero who must deliver a donated liver to a critically ill child in Australia while confronting his own personal struggles. The narrative emphasizes individual courage, patriotism, and traditional heroism over systemic or ideological concerns.
Runner centers on a former elite soldier and his partner racing to deliver a life-saving organ to a critically ill child while evading a cartel. The story presents its protagonists in straightforward heroic terms without engaging themes of identity or social critique.
Runner frames family life around a mother's urgent efforts to shield her son from harm, positioning parental protection as the emotional core of the story.
The film emerges from a Christian brand and distributor that frames its action narrative with respectable Christian values.
Runner contains no LGBTQ+ characters or themes. Its narrative centers on a high-stakes medical delivery mission involving a former soldier and his partner racing to save a child, with all coverage highlighting only the action plot and family stakes.
Runner contains no transgender characters or themes, centering its narrative on action and drama without any exploration of gender identity.
The film follows a courier's urgent mission to deliver an organ for a young girl, with key roles for her mother and a cartel leader. No scenes depict female characters defeating male opponents through hand-to-hand combat, martial arts, or melee weapons.
Runner introduces an original story and cast of characters with no reimagining of previously established figures from source material or history.
Runner is an original action film with newly created characters and no source material that establishes prior racial depictions for any roles.
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