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Tears of God (2015)
Longing for reunion with the dead and seduced by the chaotic allure of possession, a young woman struggles to find meaning in a barren, apocalyptic landscape, while those around her succumb to despair and madness.
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Longing for reunion with the dead and seduced by the chaotic allure of possession, a young woman struggles to find meaning in a barren, apocalyptic landscape, while those around her succumb to despair and madness.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Robert Hillyer Barnett, Diamando Proimos
In Theaters:5/2/2015
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Runtime:63 minutes
Studio:Bending House
Cast
Robert Hillyer Barnett
Director
Kate Lyn Sheil
Ida
Lindsay Burdge
The Lich
Samuel T. Herring
Father Samuel
Kira Pearson
Dorothy
Amara Gyulai
Heather
Audrey Speicher
Audrey
Michael Crabtree
Father
Evan D. Anderson
Church Member / Possessed Man
Rae Becka
Possessed Woman #3
Madison Gilroy
Church Member
Lauren Hewer
Church Member
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