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Dinner With My Family 

"Dinner with My Family" is a gripping thriller that follows Christina, a troubled woman who seeks to reconnect with her estranged family. She plans a dinner party at the MacIntyre family home, but things quickly spiral out of control when Christina's past trauma resurfaces and it is revealed that Christina Murdered her family As the night unfolds, secrets are exposed and tensions rise. The film explores themes of family dysfunction, trauma, Revenge, and the lengths people will go to for love and acceptance.
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"Dinner with My Family" is a gripping thriller that follows Christina, a troubled woman who seeks to reconnect with her estranged family. She plans a dinner party at the MacIntyre family home, but things quickly spiral out of control when Christina's past trauma resurfaces and it is revealed that Christina Murdered her family As the night unfolds, secrets are exposed and tensions rise. The film explores themes of family dysfunction, trauma, Revenge, and the lengths people will go to for love and acceptance.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Aziz Altamimi
Written By:Jack Addison, John milligan
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Runtime:8 minutes
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