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A psychological thriller that centers on a writer who is trying to move forward from her past suicide attempt. When the Suicide Survivors Association reaches out to ask her to write a speech about her past struggles, she uses the opportunity to try to move beyond what happened. However, while doing so, she begins to be tormented by her mental illness. As she becomes consumed by her writing, she discovers a new, darker side to her girlfriend and, ultimately, herself.
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A psychological thriller that centers on a writer who is trying to move forward from her past suicide attempt. When the Suicide Survivors Association reaches out to ask her to write a speech about her past struggles, she uses the opportunity to try to move beyond what happened. However, while doing so, she begins to be tormented by her mental illness. As she becomes consumed by her writing, she discovers a new, darker side to her girlfriend and, ultimately, herself.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
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In Theaters:5/12/2019
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