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When a miner's daughter is assaulted in the local coal mine, she utters only one word, leaving the town's sheriff baffled. The event quickly spirals out of control, impacting the entire town.
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When a miner's daughter is assaulted in the local coal mine, she utters only one word, leaving the town's sheriff baffled. The event quickly spirals out of control, impacting the entire town.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Arkasha Stevenson
In Theaters:1/21/2017
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Adaptive Studios
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