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The Lies of Our Confines
Two youth leaders take a group of young Black males from a deprived community on a getaway to the outdoors to give them a new perspective on life. Things take a sinister turn when one of them stumbles across a corn doll housing a vengeful spirit.
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Two youth leaders take a group of young Black males from a deprived community on a getaway to the outdoors to give them a new perspective on life. Things take a sinister turn when one of them stumbles across a corn doll housing a vengeful spirit.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Leon Oldstrong
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