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METANOIA (2026)

Drawn through dreamlike rituals and surreal spaces, a man follows a magnetic force that pulls at his fear, longing and shame – until he begins to realize that what he desires may not be dangerous, but deeply true.
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Drawn through dreamlike rituals and surreal spaces, a man follows a magnetic force that pulls at his fear, longing and shame – until he begins to realize that what he desires may not be dangerous, but deeply true.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mike Pecci
Written By:Gina Gizella Manning
In Theaters:3/21/2026
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Runtime:5 minutes
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