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Dough (2014)

When a traumatized runaway finds solace in a secluded farm home, her attempt to liberate the house from a disturbing secret uproots a rage that should have remained hidden.
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When a traumatized runaway finds solace in a secluded farm home, her attempt to liberate the house from a disturbing secret uproots a rage that should have remained hidden.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Julian Vlcan
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In Theaters:6/20/2014
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Runtime:21 minutes
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