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The 9th
A provocative penthouse party, soaked with the sound of classic Jazz, hosts an array of offbeat guests who cavort and dance around an intensely hidden secret. The champagne and conversation awkwardly flows with convention, as horrific torture takes place over a painfully broken piano in a secret room on the 9th floor. Who is the tortured? Who is the brutal torturer, and why is this taking place beneath the surreal soiree full of culprits? Only one person knows the answers and finding that soul could unearth a more sinister and disturbing truth than any of the guests are willing to accept.
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A provocative penthouse party, soaked with the sound of classic Jazz, hosts an array of offbeat guests who cavort and dance around an intensely hidden secret. The champagne and conversation awkwardly flows with convention, as horrific torture takes place over a painfully broken piano in a secret room on the 9th floor. Who is the tortured? Who is the brutal torturer, and why is this taking place beneath the surreal soiree full of culprits? Only one person knows the answers and finding that soul could unearth a more sinister and disturbing truth than any of the guests are willing to accept.
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Genre:Drama, Horror, Mystery, Crime
Written By:Al Bailey
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:THE FILM MILL
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