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For What I Had to Fear (2009)
Ben Tucker accidentally murders his girlfriend in a fight and hides the body in a sewer. The story follows him as he slowly starts to lose his mind while being constantly haunted by his dead girlfriend.
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Ben Tucker accidentally murders his girlfriend in a fight and hides the body in a sewer. The story follows him as he slowly starts to lose his mind while being constantly haunted by his dead girlfriend.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Peter Ngo
In Theaters:2/16/2009
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Runtime:14 minutes
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