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Dreg
Dreg struggles with her mental health as a demon vies to possess her soul. The film is an allegory for depression, where the omnipresent demon represents ones thoughts.
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Dreg struggles with her mental health as a demon vies to possess her soul. The film is an allegory for depression, where the omnipresent demon represents ones thoughts.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Steven Paul Wolf, Jr.
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Runtime:52 minutes
Studio:SITA Film Productions
Cast
Steven Paul Wolf, Jr.
Director
Arianna Tysinger
Dreg and Demon's Voice
Anne Talkington
Demon
William Etheridge
Chris
Pete Mangum
Stefan
Adriana Allen
Armando
David Berberian
Eilert Loveborg
Alison Davis
Hedda Gabbler
Jamal Farrar
Mad Max Crew member
Patrick Greene
Mad Max Crew member
Eric Lake
Mad Max Crew member
Kaddie Sharpe
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