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Shattered Grip (2024)
Jonah, a typical college student, enjoys partying with his roommate Adam until one night he wakes up with a broken hand and no memory of what happened. As he delves into the mystery, an encounter with an unexpected visitor questions his grip on reality itself.
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Jonah, a typical college student, enjoys partying with his roommate Adam until one night he wakes up with a broken hand and no memory of what happened. As he delves into the mystery, an encounter with an unexpected visitor questions his grip on reality itself.
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Written By:Constantinos Lekas
In Theaters:5/3/2024
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