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Beautiful Missing People (2021)
Tensions spark within the community of a small high school when a senior, Tayla Henderson, goes mysteriously missing. A social media account called "beautiful.missing.people" sparks out of nowhere, posting a strange picture of Tayla, claiming that "She's not missing. She's right here. With me."
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Tensions spark within the community of a small high school when a senior, Tayla Henderson, goes mysteriously missing. A social media account called "beautiful.missing.people" sparks out of nowhere, posting a strange picture of Tayla, claiming that "She's not missing. She's right here. With me."
Rating:NR
Genre:Thriller, Romance, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Matt O'Meara
In Theaters:12/23/2021
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:MOTiF Productions
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