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Pavilion (2022)
Two people who fall in love are trapped in a time warp of inevitable misfortune. For what seems to be a walk in the park, Alex finds himself trapped in a pocket of time. As the past repeats itself, his only way out is to find the girl he met at the place where it all began - the pavilion. Can their destiny be changed or are some things simply unchangeable?
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Two people who fall in love are trapped in a time warp of inevitable misfortune. For what seems to be a walk in the park, Alex finds himself trapped in a pocket of time. As the past repeats itself, his only way out is to find the girl he met at the place where it all began - the pavilion. Can their destiny be changed or are some things simply unchangeable?
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Genre:Fantasy, Romance, Drama
Written By:Eveshka Ghost
In Theaters:12/13/2022
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Runtime:103 minutes
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