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Paraphanelia (2026)

Dez sells drugs to earn money for his sick mother, while Don struggles to survive as a homeless addict. When a dangerous new drug appears on the streets, their lives become connected in unexpected ways. As pressure builds, both are forced to face the consequences of their choices in a world shaped by addiction, poverty, and survival.
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Dez sells drugs to earn money for his sick mother, while Don struggles to survive as a homeless addict. When a dangerous new drug appears on the streets, their lives become connected in unexpected ways. As pressure builds, both are forced to face the consequences of their choices in a world shaped by addiction, poverty, and survival.

Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Drama
Directed By:Jake Besa
Written By:Antonio Garcia Escobar, William Aldridge, Jake Besa, Nicolas Dongo
In Theaters:6/2/2026
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Lorem Ipsum

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