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THE CONFESSIONAL 

After years away from the church, David, returns to confess a sin that has haunted him in silence. But inside the shadows of the confessional, an unseen priest seems to know far more than he should. As the night unravels, guilt, fear, and buried memories begin to blur the line between faith and terror.
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After years away from the church, David, returns to confess a sin that has haunted him in silence. But inside the shadows of the confessional, an unseen priest seems to know far more than he should. As the night unravels, guilt, fear, and buried memories begin to blur the line between faith and terror.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Samuel Gil
Written By:Stef Peña
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD)

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