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An Eye For An Eye 

Lucy has a promising career ahead of her. Lucy is a renowned journalist and is tasked with interviewing an infamous and psychopathic serial killer. Watch as she attempts to retain her sanity whilst delving into the mind of a brutal murderer and sharing a home with her abusive partner. As time goes on, Lucy's mind begins to fall apart. How far will she go for the story?
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Lucy has a promising career ahead of her. Lucy is a renowned journalist and is tasked with interviewing an infamous and psychopathic serial killer. Watch as she attempts to retain her sanity whilst delving into the mind of a brutal murderer and sharing a home with her abusive partner. As time goes on, Lucy's mind begins to fall apart. How far will she go for the story?

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Haider Mahboob
Written By:Haider Mahboob
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Runtime:29 minutes
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