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Anaphylaxis (2025)
After a severe allergic reaction, Ria must navigate the persistent anxiety and mistrust that linger in its aftermath, while those closest to her struggle to understand the fragility of her world.
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After a severe allergic reaction, Ria must navigate the persistent anxiety and mistrust that linger in its aftermath, while those closest to her struggle to understand the fragility of her world.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Diya Chabria
In Theaters:5/1/2025
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Runtime:16 minutes
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