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Nick is a simple young gay man, however his life comes apart at the seams when he loses the love of his life. The pain is great and the fear of a new phase of life, throws him further and further back. One day he notices a strange hole in his wall, which begins to talk to him. It promises Nick the help he needs, and a boundless love develops. But the love is only hypocritical, because the being, the hole, has completely different plans.
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Nick is a simple young gay man, however his life comes apart at the seams when he loses the love of his life. The pain is great and the fear of a new phase of life, throws him further and further back. One day he notices a strange hole in his wall, which begins to talk to him. It promises Nick the help he needs, and a boundless love develops. But the love is only hypocritical, because the being, the hole, has completely different plans.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Stefan Sierecki
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Rabbit in the Head
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