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After waking up bruised and confused in the woods, film critic Brian Mitchells is confronted by a mysterious man known only as The Courier, who claims he’s been hired to deliver Brian to a secret "buyer." As the two share a tense meal they gradually bond over their favorite films.
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After waking up bruised and confused in the woods, film critic Brian Mitchells is confronted by a mysterious man known only as The Courier, who claims he’s been hired to deliver Brian to a secret "buyer." As the two share a tense meal they gradually bond over their favorite films.
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Written By:Evan Maiorini
In Theaters:5/7/2025
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:215 Productions
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