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House of Eden
Sammy Gallagher, a young and anxious fraternity pledge, is given one final task before he joins the ranks of his older brother. Over the course of one night in 1973, 7 free-spirited youngsters find themselves thrust into a plot fueled by sex, drugs, rock and roll.
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Sammy Gallagher, a young and anxious fraternity pledge, is given one final task before he joins the ranks of his older brother. Over the course of one night in 1973, 7 free-spirited youngsters find themselves thrust into a plot fueled by sex, drugs, rock and roll.
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Oddity Productions
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