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Entangled (2025)

A week after the Spring Moon, two witches (a floral spell-caster and one whose powers are unknown) from different antagonistic families are put into separate races against time in search for the floral witches missing UnGuarded sister, potentially taken by the other's dangerous estranged family. Truths are revealed if they can put their differences aside for the same want.
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A week after the Spring Moon, two witches (a floral spell-caster and one whose powers are unknown) from different antagonistic families are put into separate races against time in search for the floral witches missing UnGuarded sister, potentially taken by the other's dangerous estranged family. Truths are revealed if they can put their differences aside for the same want.

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Genre:Fantasy, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Sarah Beim
Written By:Sarah Beim, Ryan Grossbard
In Theaters:6/1/2025
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Beim-ish Productions

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