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Friend of the World (2020)
After a catastrophic war, an eccentric general leads a filmmaker through a bunker as paranoia escalates and reality begins to fracture. Blending dark comedy with psychological and body horror, this post-apocalyptic thriller explores isolation, storytelling, and the fragile boundary between truth and delusion.
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After a catastrophic war, an eccentric general leads a filmmaker through a bunker as paranoia escalates and reality begins to fracture. Blending dark comedy with psychological and body horror, this post-apocalyptic thriller explores isolation, storytelling, and the fragile boundary between truth and delusion.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Brian Patrick Butler
In Theaters:8/15/2020
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:Charybdis Pictures, Gray Area Multimedia
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