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Torn between her feelings of fear and love a young woman living in an rural isolated house endures a mental and physically abusive relationship with her partner
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Torn between her feelings of fear and love a young woman living in an rural isolated house endures a mental and physically abusive relationship with her partner
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Luke Shenton-Sharp, Shaun James Grant
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