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Never Forgotten (2022)
Three best friends, Nick, a writer and a simple man, Donny, the charismatic, wealthy one, and Emile, the artist with a bleeding heart, still reside in the small town they grew up in. As their ten-year high school reunion approaches, a dark secret from their past returns to haunt them.
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Three best friends, Nick, a writer and a simple man, Donny, the charismatic, wealthy one, and Emile, the artist with a bleeding heart, still reside in the small town they grew up in. As their ten-year high school reunion approaches, a dark secret from their past returns to haunt them.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Ty Gordon
In Theaters:9/30/2022
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Runtime:87 minutes
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