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The Desolate: Frostbite
Two survivors, seven years after a deadly disease wiped out humanity, search for shelter. After severe past experiences, after coming across a wounded survivor that carries a shocking new discovery. their morale is tested, Save her or themselves.
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Two survivors, seven years after a deadly disease wiped out humanity, search for shelter. After severe past experiences, after coming across a wounded survivor that carries a shocking new discovery. their morale is tested, Save her or themselves.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Liam Hoban Thrush
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Twinsun Pictures
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