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After Sarah’s husband Albert dies in a domestic accident, she is given the freedom to move forward with her other lover Max. Soon Max finds something disturbing in Sarah's behaviour, and he begins to question if Sarah isn't the person she says she is? Max then mysteriously disappears, and Sarah’s orderly life is brought into chaos.
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After Sarah’s husband Albert dies in a domestic accident, she is given the freedom to move forward with her other lover Max. Soon Max finds something disturbing in Sarah's behaviour, and he begins to question if Sarah isn't the person she says she is? Max then mysteriously disappears, and Sarah’s orderly life is brought into chaos.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Horror, Mystery, Crime
Written By:Alessandro Riccardi
In Theaters:6/25/2024
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Vargo Film, Streamdigital, SoundArt23, Red Sea Media
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