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Call of the Void (2023)
A defected member of a religious extremist group, Peter, searching for spiritual enlightenment, must come to terms with his past as he recalls the most traumatizing and guilt-ridden moment of his life, or face the wrath of a mysterious judge.
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A defected member of a religious extremist group, Peter, searching for spiritual enlightenment, must come to terms with his past as he recalls the most traumatizing and guilt-ridden moment of his life, or face the wrath of a mysterious judge.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Horror
Written By:Jack McDonald
In Theaters:4/26/2023
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Runtime:13 minutes
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