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Charlotte, a young woman dealing with the death of her mother, confronts her father. She decides to poison him. However, after unexpected evidence surfaces, she realizes that she may have made a grave mistake.
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Charlotte, a young woman dealing with the death of her mother, confronts her father. She decides to poison him. However, after unexpected evidence surfaces, she realizes that she may have made a grave mistake.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Gabriel Sanchez
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