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The Apocalypse Box (2024)
Piers Stonesmith, right-wing politician, aims to "Keep Britain British." On election eve, he gathers 6 strangers to unlock a wish-granting box. Ella, his spin doctor, faces chaos, scandal, and temptation with the mysterious "Apocalypse Box."
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Piers Stonesmith, right-wing politician, aims to "Keep Britain British." On election eve, he gathers 6 strangers to unlock a wish-granting box. Ella, his spin doctor, faces chaos, scandal, and temptation with the mysterious "Apocalypse Box."
Rating:R
Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:James Eaves
In Theaters:8/1/2024
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Amber Pictures
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