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Lost in Concrete Woods (2025)
An ambitious man loses his phone and is locked out of his home on a freezing night, forced to survive in his car running out of gas — and in the stillness of isolation, confront the life he has been too busy to notice.
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An ambitious man loses his phone and is locked out of his home on a freezing night, forced to survive in his car running out of gas — and in the stillness of isolation, confront the life he has been too busy to notice.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pruthvi Teja Anumandla
In Theaters:4/10/2025
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