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Sometime, Somewhere, in Bellwood (2025)
Sarah has just bought a ticket for the next bus out of Bellwood, her seemingly inescapable hometown. But when a quick stop for drugs with a mysterious dealer goes awry, she'll be faced with bigger problems than being late to the bus station...
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Sarah has just bought a ticket for the next bus out of Bellwood, her seemingly inescapable hometown. But when a quick stop for drugs with a mysterious dealer goes awry, she'll be faced with bigger problems than being late to the bus station...
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Patrick William Schmitt
In Theaters:4/6/2025
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:An Independent Production
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