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A Burial (2026)

A struggling photographer’s life is upended when he receives the news of his wife’s pregnancy. As his mental state deteriorates he becomes increasingly violent and dangerous and he struggles desperately to hide a heinous crime while haunted by a mysterious stranger who knows too much. The pressure builds, and his relationships decay, until he must confront his own darkness, or become it.
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A struggling photographer’s life is upended when he receives the news of his wife’s pregnancy. As his mental state deteriorates he becomes increasingly violent and dangerous and he struggles desperately to hide a heinous crime while haunted by a mysterious stranger who knows too much. The pressure builds, and his relationships decay, until he must confront his own darkness, or become it.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Stetson Hayes
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In Theaters:6/5/2026
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:360 Digital Studios

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