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After years since her sister’s disappearance, Alice returns to the forest where it all began. Isolated in a lodge forgotten by the world, she soon realizes the place is not just a setting—but part of something far more disturbing. Amid visions, presences, and a reality that slowly unravels, Alice is pushed to the edge of her own sanity. In the forest, there are no answers—only the constant feeling that something is watching, waiting… and never lets go.
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After years since her sister’s disappearance, Alice returns to the forest where it all began. Isolated in a lodge forgotten by the world, she soon realizes the place is not just a setting—but part of something far more disturbing. Amid visions, presences, and a reality that slowly unravels, Alice is pushed to the edge of her own sanity. In the forest, there are no answers—only the constant feeling that something is watching, waiting… and never lets go.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Hajley Silva, Maria Silva
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