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The Burning Bride 

A dark and sensuous thriller positioned at the intersection of faith, greed and lust - when a corrupt clergyman is ambushed and nearly killed over the cash meant for a bribe, the money's intended recipient has no intention of letting the issue drop.
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A dark and sensuous thriller positioned at the intersection of faith, greed and lust - when a corrupt clergyman is ambushed and nearly killed over the cash meant for a bribe, the money's intended recipient has no intention of letting the issue drop.

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Written By:Christopher Funderburg
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Runtime:87 minutes
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