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Killing A Vice (2024)

Lara’s life spirals as her roommate drags her into a world of intense physical and mental torment. Desperate for an escape, she crosses paths with a rapper whose life experiences force her to confront the hard truths about herself—ultimately pushing her to decide what she’s willing to sacrifice to reclaim control of her own story.
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Lara’s life spirals as her roommate drags her into a world of intense physical and mental torment. Desperate for an escape, she crosses paths with a rapper whose life experiences force her to confront the hard truths about herself—ultimately pushing her to decide what she’s willing to sacrifice to reclaim control of her own story.

Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Music
Directed By:Eduardo Machado
Written By:Eduardo Machado
In Theaters:7/14/2024
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Runtime:14 minutes
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