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A young woman named Amber becomes obsessed with the latest items sold by online influencer 'Monique'. Her fixation with Monique and a unique sponge quickly takes her down a terrible path.
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A young woman named Amber becomes obsessed with the latest items sold by online influencer 'Monique'. Her fixation with Monique and a unique sponge quickly takes her down a terrible path.
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Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Milly Croft
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