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Jealousy: Truth or Dare - Part II poster

Jealousy: Truth or Dare - Part II 

The sequel leads Hope and the White Moon Drake to the mid-50s in a Film Noir filled with drama and conspiracy and in which their love story is endangered by the dark forces who followed them all the way from the 18th century. Hope is abducted by the local mob, run by an evil woman by the name of Zeena, whose Jealousy towards her grows to the point where she tries to turn the White Moon Drake against his one and only love.
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The sequel leads Hope and the White Moon Drake to the mid-50s in a Film Noir filled with drama and conspiracy and in which their love story is endangered by the dark forces who followed them all the way from the 18th century. Hope is abducted by the local mob, run by an evil woman by the name of Zeena, whose Jealousy towards her grows to the point where she tries to turn the White Moon Drake against his one and only love.

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Genre:Adventure, Crime, Thriller, Romance, Science Fiction
Directed By:Jayce Landberg
Written By:Jayce Landberg
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Victoria Productions

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