Finding Your Inner Soul and Self in Rip Tide
Rip Tide is a coming-of-age film that teaches viewers about finding yourself and reconnecting with surroundings.
gowillog (2025)
It’s glaring, gnashing teeth before the bite. It’s furtive glances and heart palpitations. It’s the penultimate beat of silence before it jumps out at you. It’s catching a spectre out of the corner of your eye, only to realize it was you all along. It’s exorcising the language of dominion.
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It’s glaring, gnashing teeth before the bite. It’s furtive glances and heart palpitations. It’s the penultimate beat of silence before it jumps out at you. It’s catching a spectre out of the corner of your eye, only to realize it was you all along. It’s exorcising the language of dominion.
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Genre:Music, Horror
Directed By:Billy Woods, Anniessa Antar, Natalia Vacheishvili, Henry Nelson, Mike Petrow, Joseph Mault, Evan Gütt, Nimi Einstein, Liz @BKportrait
Written By:Billy Woods
In Theaters:10/31/2025
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Runtime:47 minutes
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Cast
Billy Woods, Anniessa Antar, Natalia Vacheishvili, Henry Nelson, Mike Petrow, Joseph Mault, Evan Gütt, Nimi Einstein, Liz @BKportrait
Director
Billy Woods
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Bruiser Wolf
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ELUCID
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al.divino
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Fatboi Sharif
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Cavalier
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Aesop Rock
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Zackaria Antar
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Jamal Awadallah
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Noelle Awadallah
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Lyle Cherneff
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