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Be Not Afraid (2025)
When a celestial entity begins following him, a guilt-ridden and frantic young man must either confront his religious fears of immorality, or succumb to the grim fate of eternal damnation that awaits him.
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When a celestial entity begins following him, a guilt-ridden and frantic young man must either confront his religious fears of immorality, or succumb to the grim fate of eternal damnation that awaits him.
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Genre:Horror, Documentary
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In Theaters:5/8/2025
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Runtime:12 minutes
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