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The Foreverglades (2023)
After the death of a major player in a historic assault on the ecology of the Everglades, Leah Jones, a victim who was present in the scheme, retells her story to a local reporter. Her retelling reveals more on how her friends unwillingly became part of this scheme.
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After the death of a major player in a historic assault on the ecology of the Everglades, Leah Jones, a victim who was present in the scheme, retells her story to a local reporter. Her retelling reveals more on how her friends unwillingly became part of this scheme.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Horror
Written By:Val Gyorke, Isaac Shilling
In Theaters:11/17/2023
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Tarnished Pictures
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