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Pollen (2023)

After a senior coworker assaults a bright-eyed young woman, her dream job becomes a living nightmare as she tries to keep her career together while being tormented at work, at home, and in her dreams by a mysterious tree monster.
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After a senior coworker assaults a bright-eyed young woman, her dream job becomes a living nightmare as she tries to keep her career together while being tormented at work, at home, and in her dreams by a mysterious tree monster.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Directed By:D.W. Medoff
Written By:D.W. Medoff
In Theaters:6/6/2023
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:RoleCall, Bone Broth Films

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