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The Groves
Whilst visiting an old mangrove trail, Jess finds herself separated from her boyfriend and begins to unravel a dark secret buried within.
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Whilst visiting an old mangrove trail, Jess finds herself separated from her boyfriend and begins to unravel a dark secret buried within.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:San Quach, Dion Cavallaro
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Runtime:36 minutes
Studio:Freeze Frame Films
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