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Molly (2025)

A desperate young woman breaks into her brother’s house looking for a fix, only to be confronted by the one person still trying to pull her back to reality. A tense, intimate clash between addiction, family, and one last flicker of hope.
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A desperate young woman breaks into her brother’s house looking for a fix, only to be confronted by the one person still trying to pull her back to reality. A tense, intimate clash between addiction, family, and one last flicker of hope.

Rating:PG
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Written By:Maria Zapata, Jayce McKinley Lewis, Joseph Mercer
In Theaters:5/2/2025
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Runtime:6 minutes
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