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A painter suffering from the throes of perfectionism is unable to sell her work, until she develops a dangerous new technique—using her own blood.
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A painter suffering from the throes of perfectionism is unable to sell her work, until she develops a dangerous new technique—using her own blood.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Vicky Chen
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