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Guelia Pedat, raised Catholic by her overbearing mother, unknowingly suffers from OCD that manifests through an irrational adherence to religious rituals. After losing her faith and years after the death of her beloved older brother she still blames herself despite a lack of involvement.
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Guelia Pedat, raised Catholic by her overbearing mother, unknowingly suffers from OCD that manifests through an irrational adherence to religious rituals. After losing her faith and years after the death of her beloved older brother she still blames herself despite a lack of involvement.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Piper Collins
In Theaters:2/7/2026
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