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On a small beach town, eight people have lost the meaning of love. Fear, loneliness, deception, silence and revenge gave them one thing left to hold on to: hatred
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On a small beach town, eight people have lost the meaning of love. Fear, loneliness, deception, silence and revenge gave them one thing left to hold on to: hatred
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Written By:Luke Schatzmann
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Runtime:111 minutes
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