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Monroe (2024)
“An aspiring journalist, and her reluctant friend, are on the hunt for her big break; however, things take a lethal turn when she is confronted with the ugly truth.”
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“An aspiring journalist, and her reluctant friend, are on the hunt for her big break; however, things take a lethal turn when she is confronted with the ugly truth.”
Rating:R
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Written By:Keely Myers
In Theaters:12/13/2024
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Florida State University College of Motion Picture Arts
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