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Bertha, a young nurse, watches the man under her care die, but when he inexplicably comes back to life, she sees it as a second chance to make things right. Trapped inside a house with an increasingly controlling caregiver, Bertha must tend to a man who cannot die as exhaustion, abuse, and guilt gradually push her to the breaking point.
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Bertha, a young nurse, watches the man under her care die, but when he inexplicably comes back to life, she sees it as a second chance to make things right. Trapped inside a house with an increasingly controlling caregiver, Bertha must tend to a man who cannot die as exhaustion, abuse, and guilt gradually push her to the breaking point.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Melvin de Jesús Jiménez Nájera, Alain Massieu
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Requiem Filmz
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