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Ashes and Flames (1995)

Two sisters who share a tragic, unspeakable secret...A young man consumed by a bizarre psychosexual fetish...A world at once dreamlike and dreadful into which they irrevocably pass. The mythical phoenix took its own life by fire only to rise again. Can flames of destruction promise ashes of renewal for these three tortured lives? Their search for an answer will prove to be a macabre and hypnotic journey...and a very strange love story.
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Two sisters who share a tragic, unspeakable secret...A young man consumed by a bizarre psychosexual fetish...A world at once dreamlike and dreadful into which they irrevocably pass. The mythical phoenix took its own life by fire only to rise again. Can flames of destruction promise ashes of renewal for these three tortured lives? Their search for an answer will prove to be a macabre and hypnotic journey...and a very strange love story.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Tony Marsiglia
Written By:Tony Marsiglia
In Theaters:2/3/1995
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Pandora Pictures

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