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Plantasma (2022)
Emily, an up-and-coming musical artist, stuck in quarantine with no way to make a living, struggles with maintaining her sanity while dealing with the loss of her best friend, the lingering effects of a breakup, and the current state of the world. She attempts to center herself by meditating and practicing various self-care routines but ultimately her reality starts to blur as she becomes possessed by a demonic, carnivorous plant.
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Emily, an up-and-coming musical artist, stuck in quarantine with no way to make a living, struggles with maintaining her sanity while dealing with the loss of her best friend, the lingering effects of a breakup, and the current state of the world. She attempts to center herself by meditating and practicing various self-care routines but ultimately her reality starts to blur as she becomes possessed by a demonic, carnivorous plant.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Science Fiction, Fantasy
Written By:Jacob Cohen
In Theaters:11/1/2022
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Runtime:117 minutes
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