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Chimera 

April 11, 2035, ten simultaneous suicides puzzle investigators. Homicide specialist Kyle Renner, tasked with unraveling this abnormal cluster, employs unconventional methods, immersing himself in the victims' deaths to uncover clues that lead him deeper into darkness.
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April 11, 2035, ten simultaneous suicides puzzle investigators. Homicide specialist Kyle Renner, tasked with unraveling this abnormal cluster, employs unconventional methods, immersing himself in the victims' deaths to uncover clues that lead him deeper into darkness.

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Genre:Science Fiction
Directed By:Ash Thorp
Written By:Ash Thorp
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:ALT Creative, Inc.

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