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An Ineffable Addiction
Five "Disciples" with their own addictions gather in a spiritual growth group with religious undertones. They expose their wounds, solicit approval, and try to fill the void within them through the teachings of the leader, “The Master." However, one of the addicts seems to be seeking treatment, but in fact hiding ulterior motives.
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Five "Disciples" with their own addictions gather in a spiritual growth group with religious undertones. They expose their wounds, solicit approval, and try to fill the void within them through the teachings of the leader, “The Master." However, one of the addicts seems to be seeking treatment, but in fact hiding ulterior motives.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Leon Liu
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