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The Bermuda Triangle Project (2023)
It follows a group of trust fund misfits as they document their visit to the Bermuda Triangle - Only their footage survives, and a pair of detectives receive resistance from a powerful family while investigating the case.
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It follows a group of trust fund misfits as they document their visit to the Bermuda Triangle - Only their footage survives, and a pair of detectives receive resistance from a powerful family while investigating the case.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Mark Anthony Del Negro
In Theaters:10/23/2023
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Studio:Safier Entertainment
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