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The Blessed Ones (2016)
The Blessed Ones shadows a tightly knit cult hiding in a remote desert enclave as they prepare for the impending apocalypse. Two dissenters try to escape through the vast desert wasteland as the cult embarks on a mass suicide pact.
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The Blessed Ones shadows a tightly knit cult hiding in a remote desert enclave as they prepare for the impending apocalypse. Two dissenters try to escape through the vast desert wasteland as the cult embarks on a mass suicide pact.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Patrick O'Bell
In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Lost Order Films
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