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After succumbing to a fatal accident, a woman is inexplicably brought back to life. Wandering the city streets, she is haunted by the urgent need to find blue capsules that she must ingest at set times to avoid turning into a zombie-like creature.
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After succumbing to a fatal accident, a woman is inexplicably brought back to life. Wandering the city streets, she is haunted by the urgent need to find blue capsules that she must ingest at set times to avoid turning into a zombie-like creature.
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Written By:Elsa Biedermann
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Runtime:29 minutes
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