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A young man struggles with his drug addiction and guilt after his friend's funeral, he uses a new mysterious drug that blends reality and imagination and the personification of his guilt haunts him.
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A young man struggles with his drug addiction and guilt after his friend's funeral, he uses a new mysterious drug that blends reality and imagination and the personification of his guilt haunts him.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Written By:Oliver Curtis, Mar Nester
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Studio:She-Bear Cinema
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