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Consequences (2021)
Michael is a charming manipulator who hides himself in relationships to avoid dealing with the secrets he's kept from everyone; including himself. Instead of addressing the issue, he adds to it. Each decision gets heavier with every choice, the choice begins to weigh not only on Michael but the people he's involved with as well until he realizes he's way too deep and his past is starting to catch up to the real him.
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Michael is a charming manipulator who hides himself in relationships to avoid dealing with the secrets he's kept from everyone; including himself. Instead of addressing the issue, he adds to it. Each decision gets heavier with every choice, the choice begins to weigh not only on Michael but the people he's involved with as well until he realizes he's way too deep and his past is starting to catch up to the real him.
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Written By:Eric Michael
In Theaters:10/10/2021
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Runtime:70 minutes
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