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A small, struggling indie film crew travels to Okinawa to shoot what might be their final zombie movie. With no budget, rising tensions, and a chaotic production environment, their low-effort horror flick slowly turns into a real-life disaster. Between the cast, the crew, and the collapsing shoot, nothing goes according to plan — blurring the line between fiction and meltdown.
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A small, struggling indie film crew travels to Okinawa to shoot what might be their final zombie movie. With no budget, rising tensions, and a chaotic production environment, their low-effort horror flick slowly turns into a real-life disaster. Between the cast, the crew, and the collapsing shoot, nothing goes according to plan — blurring the line between fiction and meltdown.
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