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Processing (2020)

Detective Frank Brandt is in it up to his neck. First he loses his partner in a nightmare bust gone wrong, and now he has to explain to Internal Affairs otherworldly events that occurred and how Joseph Crist died - and why they all might be next. This tale explores what we choose to see versus what the reality actually is.
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Detective Frank Brandt is in it up to his neck. First he loses his partner in a nightmare bust gone wrong, and now he has to explain to Internal Affairs otherworldly events that occurred and how Joseph Crist died - and why they all might be next. This tale explores what we choose to see versus what the reality actually is.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Renetta G. Amador
Written By:Clifford W. Smith
In Theaters:4/30/2020
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Runtime:15 minutes
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