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Maysville (2015)

After a phone call from his estranged sister threatening suicide, an aspiring screenwriter takes the ultimatum to drive her to the childhood town where their documentarian father abused them for the sake of his art.
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After a phone call from his estranged sister threatening suicide, an aspiring screenwriter takes the ultimatum to drive her to the childhood town where their documentarian father abused them for the sake of his art.

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Genre:Drama, Horror
Directed By:Douglas Reese
Written By:Douglas Reese
In Theaters:10/27/2015
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Runtime:71 minutes
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