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Saturnalia (2026)
It’s 1979, and Miriam Basconi is shipped off to the prestigious Alstroemerias Academy after the mysterious death of her parents. Confronted with a cruel headmistress and disappearing students, Miriam must discover the truth of what’s happening and uncovers a surreal world living inside the walls.
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It’s 1979, and Miriam Basconi is shipped off to the prestigious Alstroemerias Academy after the mysterious death of her parents. Confronted with a cruel headmistress and disappearing students, Miriam must discover the truth of what’s happening and uncovers a surreal world living inside the walls.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror
Written By:Daniel John Lerch, Julia Nilsen, Darrell Szarka Workman
In Theaters:4/24/2026
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Gearhead Camera
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