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As the undead close in on their shelter, three survivors face a moral dilemma when one is bitten, forcing them to choose between survival or their fleeting humanity.
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As the undead close in on their shelter, three survivors face a moral dilemma when one is bitten, forcing them to choose between survival or their fleeting humanity.

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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Directed By:Matthew Donkers
Written By:Matthew Donkers, Allison Simpson
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:KinoVision Productions

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