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Jesus Freaks 

A lonely cult-member tries to recruit an old friend - a nihilistic drifter from her childhood church. But it becomes unclear if she’s trying to save his soul, or if she herself wishes to be saved.
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A lonely cult-member tries to recruit an old friend - a nihilistic drifter from her childhood church. But it becomes unclear if she’s trying to save his soul, or if she herself wishes to be saved.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Jeremy Teh
Written By:Jeremy Teh
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Here to Make Friends Films

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