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After losing her sister, Ghea is drawn into a mysterious online game spreading through an underground internet forum. Guided by a faceless curator, she and her friends must complete increasingly disturbing challenges that seem to make their wishes come true. As the game grows more violent and players begin disappearing, Ghea becomes obsessed with the belief that finishing the game could bring her brother back — even if it means sacrificing everyone around her.
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After losing her sister, Ghea is drawn into a mysterious online game spreading through an underground internet forum. Guided by a faceless curator, she and her friends must complete increasingly disturbing challenges that seem to make their wishes come true. As the game grows more violent and players begin disappearing, Ghea becomes obsessed with the belief that finishing the game could bring her brother back — even if it means sacrificing everyone around her.
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Runtime:37 minutes
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