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A young reporter whose mother separated from her father due to her interest in acting decides to harass successful female actors in order to take revenge, hiring successful actors as producers and dragging them to a creepy villa outside the city for rehearsals until
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A young reporter whose mother separated from her father due to her interest in acting decides to harass successful female actors in order to take revenge, hiring successful actors as producers and dragging them to a creepy villa outside the city for rehearsals until
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