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Sic Transit Gloria (2018)

The story takes place in a world without order, without structure, and without morality. A young girl, Alice, makes her way to a rural home run by a gang of vicious boys in their early twenties. By striking up a friendship with the gang's leader she hopes to survive the dark world surrounding her. A power struggle between the gang's leader and the boys who reside on his property threatens the lives of all they encounter.
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The story takes place in a world without order, without structure, and without morality. A young girl, Alice, makes her way to a rural home run by a gang of vicious boys in their early twenties. By striking up a friendship with the gang's leader she hopes to survive the dark world surrounding her. A power struggle between the gang's leader and the boys who reside on his property threatens the lives of all they encounter.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jesse DiFranco
In Theaters:1/6/2018
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Get The Pix Productions

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