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daylight (2026)
Recently transformed into a vampire and fearful of the world, Allie escapes her parents home for a night to find freedom. Through the ups and downs she accepts who she is and her chosen family.
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Recently transformed into a vampire and fearful of the world, Allie escapes her parents home for a night to find freedom. Through the ups and downs she accepts who she is and her chosen family.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama
Written By:Andrea A. Walter
In Theaters:3/19/2026
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Runtime:15 minutes
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