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Dungeon Diaries X 

The Dungeon Diaries X plunges audiences into the unraveling mind of a woman lost in her own inner chaos. In the heart of the metropolis, she searches for love, but addiction and paranoia twist her reality into a waking nightmare. As the voices in her head grow stronger, she descends deeper into a surreal labyrinth, torn between the desperate need for connection and the sinister force urging her to take control—at any cost. A gripping tale of obsession, mental descent, and the terrifying lengths one will go to in order to possess love, The 7 acts of desire blur the line between desire and destruction.
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The Dungeon Diaries X plunges audiences into the unraveling mind of a woman lost in her own inner chaos. In the heart of the metropolis, she searches for love, but addiction and paranoia twist her reality into a waking nightmare. As the voices in her head grow stronger, she descends deeper into a surreal labyrinth, torn between the desperate need for connection and the sinister force urging her to take control—at any cost. A gripping tale of obsession, mental descent, and the terrifying lengths one will go to in order to possess love, The 7 acts of desire blur the line between desire and destruction.

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Genre:Drama, Horror
Directed By:Cosmotropia de Xam
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Phantasma Disques

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