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Belly Belly (2024)

A tongue-in-cheek LGBTQ+ body-horror satire about connection, compulsion, and, belly-obsession in the tiktok epoch. Body Dysmorphia's a hell of a drug. But you can't ignore the hunger forever
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A tongue-in-cheek LGBTQ+ body-horror satire about connection, compulsion, and, belly-obsession in the tiktok epoch. Body Dysmorphia's a hell of a drug. But you can't ignore the hunger forever

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Gabriel Carnick
Written By:Loren Hayes
In Theaters:10/5/2024
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Esurient Hive Productions, Sueñito Media

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