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Deep in the Forest (2022)
A group of progressives is forced to hide out at a remote ski lodge during a near-future civil war between the American right and the American left. The group faces dangers from not only its obvious enemies but from within its own ranks.
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A group of progressives is forced to hide out at a remote ski lodge during a near-future civil war between the American right and the American left. The group faces dangers from not only its obvious enemies but from within its own ranks.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Jeremy Dylan Lanni
In Theaters:5/31/2022
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Brooklyn Reptyle Productions, Deep in the Forest L.L.C., Hall²
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