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Not Alone: Admissions (2023)
In the third and final installment of Not Alone, a persistent mother tries to convince the principal of a prestigious middle school to admit her daughter, but his elitism and reluctance to engage with her goes beyond what might be expected. As the conversation grows increasingly uncomfortable, the mother is forced to confront a horrifying truth. Desperation becomes grief, and her "daughter" has become something else entirely.
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In the third and final installment of Not Alone, a persistent mother tries to convince the principal of a prestigious middle school to admit her daughter, but his elitism and reluctance to engage with her goes beyond what might be expected. As the conversation grows increasingly uncomfortable, the mother is forced to confront a horrifying truth. Desperation becomes grief, and her "daughter" has become something else entirely.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Science Fiction, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Seraph Lorenz, Jackson Jobes, Ries Francis, Ben Caplan, Ava Borskey, Madeline Ballentine, Nick Saia, Madison Dies, Samuel Farr, Aderonke Ola
In Theaters:10/7/2023
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:LSU Screen Arts
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