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Muse (2020)

On the eve of the nation's pandemic shutdown, university students grapple with an unconventional prompt at the behest of an infamous professor. In working through their projects, each student is forced to examine the role they have come to play and what is expected of them. Their revelations are woven into the fabric of their work and send shock waves through each of their personal lives.
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On the eve of the nation's pandemic shutdown, university students grapple with an unconventional prompt at the behest of an infamous professor. In working through their projects, each student is forced to examine the role they have come to play and what is expected of them. Their revelations are woven into the fabric of their work and send shock waves through each of their personal lives.

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kayden Kross
Written By:Kayden Kross
In Theaters:9/30/2020
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Runtime:318 minutes
Studio:Deeper

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