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Lump (2006)
Every time Christine gets a lump removed, another appears. Increasingly disturbed, she begins to suspect her surgeon is a lot less benign than her tumours.
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Every time Christine gets a lump removed, another appears. Increasingly disturbed, she begins to suspect her surgeon is a lot less benign than her tumours.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Faye Jackson
In Theaters:8/24/2006
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Runtime:12 minutes
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