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Dead in the Water
In a drought-ravaged village, a woman hires two undocumented workers to dig a well. When water finally flows, she realizes she can't pay them. Fear drives her to a fateful decision-one that will change all their lives.
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In a drought-ravaged village, a woman hires two undocumented workers to dig a well. When water finally flows, she realizes she can't pay them. Fear drives her to a fateful decision-one that will change all their lives.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Leila Hekmatnia
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Evar Film Studio
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