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The Beast Inside
A young man with short fuse picks a fight with four strangers in a restaurant, but finds himself inexplicably stuck, reliving the same violent confrontation over and over until he can find a way to break the cycle and learn to control him.
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A young man with short fuse picks a fight with four strangers in a restaurant, but finds himself inexplicably stuck, reliving the same violent confrontation over and over until he can find a way to break the cycle and learn to control him.
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