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The Hunger (2024)
Written by the legendary Axel Braun and helmed by his longtime collaborator Claudia Ross in her directing debut, 'The Hunger' follows the story of Lauren, a beautiful young woman who seemingly has it all. Yet, despite being in a happy marriage, Lauren struggles with a compulsive sexual desire she calls 'The Hunger', a craving which leads her to constantly seek sexual encounters with complete strangers. The story explores themes of power, control, attraction, fulfillment, depravity, and the complexity of the female mind.
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Written by the legendary Axel Braun and helmed by his longtime collaborator Claudia Ross in her directing debut, 'The Hunger' follows the story of Lauren, a beautiful young woman who seemingly has it all. Yet, despite being in a happy marriage, Lauren struggles with a compulsive sexual desire she calls 'The Hunger', a craving which leads her to constantly seek sexual encounters with complete strangers. The story explores themes of power, control, attraction, fulfillment, depravity, and the complexity of the female mind.
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Written By:Axel Braun
In Theaters:10/1/2024
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Wicked
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