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A young man who is riddled with dread about identifying his calling in life seeks the advice of an older man who is all too familiar of the insidious tragedy that connects the both of them in the claustrophobic space they occupy.
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A young man who is riddled with dread about identifying his calling in life seeks the advice of an older man who is all too familiar of the insidious tragedy that connects the both of them in the claustrophobic space they occupy.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Ryan Patrick McDonald
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:Caged Crow, NIFCO
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