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Degradation (2024)
A Psychological Crime Thriller that deals with trauma, sorrow, rage, and revenge. Nancy is mentally losing her self and giving into her dark thoughts as she contemplates murdering the "friend" who assaulted her, as her mind tears apart from the loss of who she was.
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A Psychological Crime Thriller that deals with trauma, sorrow, rage, and revenge. Nancy is mentally losing her self and giving into her dark thoughts as she contemplates murdering the "friend" who assaulted her, as her mind tears apart from the loss of who she was.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
Written By:Edgar Melgar
In Theaters:6/1/2024
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Runtime:20 minutes
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