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Blood Society 

A privileged and influential network of people who use their resources and connections to manipulate and control anyone they see fit, while they indulge in their darkest desires without consequence. Bound by dark traditions Gratian and Ethan are tasked with the capture of innocent victim Laura Spring for a ritual. What they thought would be a simple task to elevate their position in the network turns into a nightmare, as Laura has will and spirit to fight for her life. The pressure of failure looms over the men which will result in their own demise.
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A privileged and influential network of people who use their resources and connections to manipulate and control anyone they see fit, while they indulge in their darkest desires without consequence. Bound by dark traditions Gratian and Ethan are tasked with the capture of innocent victim Laura Spring for a ritual. What they thought would be a simple task to elevate their position in the network turns into a nightmare, as Laura has will and spirit to fight for her life. The pressure of failure looms over the men which will result in their own demise.

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Genre:Thriller
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Moda Image Film Productions

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