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Mirror's End 

In a world where an illegal drug grants users the ability to jump between dreams, Mark pushes the boundaries, taking far more than recommended. As he ventures deeper into uncharted realms of the subconscious, he strays too far from reality and unknowingly drags something dark and sinister back with him, threatening to blur the lines between the waking world and the horrors of his mind.
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In a world where an illegal drug grants users the ability to jump between dreams, Mark pushes the boundaries, taking far more than recommended. As he ventures deeper into uncharted realms of the subconscious, he strays too far from reality and unknowingly drags something dark and sinister back with him, threatening to blur the lines between the waking world and the horrors of his mind.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Ethan Powell
Written By:Luca Vines
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Studio:Nightmare Narratives

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