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Released 25 Sep 2026

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Updated 2 Oct 2026, 9:13 PM

Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother 2026 Overview

Title: Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother

Directed by: Bassam Tariq

Written by: Bassam Tariq

Produced by: Babak Anvari, Lucan Toh, Bassam Tariq

Actor: Mahershala Ali, John Cho, Giancarlo Esposito, Abubakr Ali, Laith Nakli, Tramell Tillman

Actress: Tiffany Boone, Adia

Other Cast: Jahleel Kamara

Music by: Ian Chang, Rafiq Bhatia, Ryan Lott

Production Companies: Orion Pictures, Two & Two Pictures

Release Date: September 25, 2026

Country: United States, United Kingdom

Language: English

Film Industry: Hollywood

Genre: Action, Crime, Drama, Thriller

Censor Rating: R

About The Film

Latif is a devoutly religious man who lives a double life. By day he is a father raising his children in Houston, and by night he works as a hitman, carefully keeping the two worlds apart. His faith guides how he sees himself, even as his work pulls him in a very different direction.

When his wife dies, that balance falls apart. Left to protect his children on his own, Latif sets out on a desperate journey across the city, while the people and forces around him begin to close in. As the pressure builds, the beliefs he has relied on start to come under strain, and he is forced to face who he really is.

Blending sharp action with a personal family drama, the film is as much about faith, grief, and fatherhood as it is about violence, asking what a person owes to their children and to their own conscience.