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The Beehive (2023)
When the young, curious and adventurous Rosemary discovers what she assumes to be a large beehive growing on a branch of one of their trees, she visits it each day to carefully document its unusual growth. She discovers it’s not what she thought it was.
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When the young, curious and adventurous Rosemary discovers what she assumes to be a large beehive growing on a branch of one of their trees, she visits it each day to carefully document its unusual growth. She discovers it’s not what she thought it was.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Horror
Written By:Alexander Lasheras
In Theaters:4/26/2023
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Soler Pictures, Téléfilm Canada, CBC Films, Lily Pictures
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