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The Hand
A man haunted by a sinister force connected to his own hand, blurring the line between self and evil. Rooted in raw realism and psychological horror, the story unfolds through mystery, pain, and an unseen darkness that may already be within.
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A man haunted by a sinister force connected to his own hand, blurring the line between self and evil. Rooted in raw realism and psychological horror, the story unfolds through mystery, pain, and an unseen darkness that may already be within.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Harsh Gogi
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Studio Feedfront, Sheranwali Films, Twisted Pictures, Unteam Films
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