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Incubated (2021)

Sean is a truck driver who suffers from mental illness, which is triggered during the 2020 pandemic. While trying to balance his sanity and keeping his family safe and protected from the virus, unexplainable events take place that causes him to trap himself inside of his 18-wheeler and refuse to get out. His wife Morgan fights frantically trying to piece her family back together as Sean utilizes the help from his therapist to gain the strength to go home.
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Sean is a truck driver who suffers from mental illness, which is triggered during the 2020 pandemic. While trying to balance his sanity and keeping his family safe and protected from the virus, unexplainable events take place that causes him to trap himself inside of his 18-wheeler and refuse to get out. His wife Morgan fights frantically trying to piece her family back together as Sean utilizes the help from his therapist to gain the strength to go home.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:GuGu E. Michaels
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In Theaters:8/21/2021
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Yunti Films, AP Studios

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