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Suffering Bible
Five acts, linked by a common thread, that shape a story that digs into the deepest human emotions and themes of devoutness, told using the crudest hues of horror. Sacred and profane, merged with sin and madness, a tale that will haunt you long after you watch it.
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Five acts, linked by a common thread, that shape a story that digs into the deepest human emotions and themes of devoutness, told using the crudest hues of horror. Sacred and profane, merged with sin and madness, a tale that will haunt you long after you watch it.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Davide Pesca, Davide Pesca
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Demented Gore Production
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