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Anx has just met Cass when a mysterious virus breaks out: everywhere, people’s bodies are merging with objects. Stuck in their apartment, the couple must face this dreadful threat.
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Anx has just met Cass when a mysterious virus breaks out: everywhere, people’s bodies are merging with objects. Stuck in their apartment, the couple must face this dreadful threat.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Alice Butaud, Emma Sandona, Thibault Emin
In Theaters:9/21/2024
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Les Produits Frais, Wrong Men
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