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Lure (2024)
After moving closer to a beachfront for a new job and a death in the family, Em quickly makes a habit of visiting the beach each day. Her once innocent visits start becoming longer and longer, until her newfound obsession starts taking over every aspect of her life as she convinces herself that what she has lost can be found in the sand.
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After moving closer to a beachfront for a new job and a death in the family, Em quickly makes a habit of visiting the beach each day. Her once innocent visits start becoming longer and longer, until her newfound obsession starts taking over every aspect of her life as she convinces herself that what she has lost can be found in the sand.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Sofia Veraza
In Theaters:6/2/2024
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Runtime:10 minutes
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