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New Me (2023)
A young mother, desperate to understand why she struggles to emotionally connect with her baby and husband, returns to her roots where reliving past traumas her memory has blocked allows her to become the artist, mother and lover she's always wanted to be. BUT at a terribly haunting price.
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A young mother, desperate to understand why she struggles to emotionally connect with her baby and husband, returns to her roots where reliving past traumas her memory has blocked allows her to become the artist, mother and lover she's always wanted to be. BUT at a terribly haunting price.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Anurag Rudra, Sean Nash, Gatha Tiwary
In Theaters:6/1/2023
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Lions Roar Productions
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