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Dollusional
Dottie, a lonely and bored woman becomes obsessed with James, a new employee at the vintage store where she works. When Dottie discovers a spell that can turn a person into a doll, she decides to cast it on James, believing it will make him hers forever.
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Dottie, a lonely and bored woman becomes obsessed with James, a new employee at the vintage store where she works. When Dottie discovers a spell that can turn a person into a doll, she decides to cast it on James, believing it will make him hers forever.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Mara Landa Powell
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:QueenWasp Productions
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