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Advent (2023)
A famed writer comes home to an Irish castle to complete his long overdue second novel, but is plagued by a rogues' gallery of local villagers who refuse to leave him alone. As time passes and he struggles to finish his book, their intrusions become increasingly disruptive and eventually, more sinister.
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A famed writer comes home to an Irish castle to complete his long overdue second novel, but is plagued by a rogues' gallery of local villagers who refuse to leave him alone. As time passes and he struggles to finish his book, their intrusions become increasingly disruptive and eventually, more sinister.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Emmett Hughes
In Theaters:10/13/2023
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Hot Machine, Weird Pretty Pictures
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