Shudder’s 'Cursed Films' (Review)
Shudder makes an incredibly atmospheric docuseries about the darker side of Hollywood mysteries.
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Alina happens to have a smartphone that grants wishes. It is only necessary to take a picture against the background of what you want, post a photo on a social network — and everything miraculously comes true. Using the phone, Alina will want to repay all loans from Kazakhstanis, thereby solving the acute problem of the country's residents. Will she be able to achieve what she wants? There is a catch: the magic phone, which is running out of charge, does not have a charging socket.
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Alina happens to have a smartphone that grants wishes. It is only necessary to take a picture against the background of what you want, post a photo on a social network — and everything miraculously comes true. Using the phone, Alina will want to repay all loans from Kazakhstanis, thereby solving the acute problem of the country's residents. Will she be able to achieve what she wants? There is a catch: the magic phone, which is running out of charge, does not have a charging socket.
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