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The Monster Has Always Lived Here 

Lina is tormented by dreams of never-ending dirty dishes. No matter how often she washes them, dirty plates seem to haunt her. Isolated in her apartment, she goes about her household chores. But when she starts spitting out shards, she embarks on a horrifying journey to uncover what truly lurks in her kitchen cabinet.
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Lina is tormented by dreams of never-ending dirty dishes. No matter how often she washes them, dirty plates seem to haunt her. Isolated in her apartment, she goes about her household chores. But when she starts spitting out shards, she embarks on a horrifying journey to uncover what truly lurks in her kitchen cabinet.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mia Beisert
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:27KM Entertainment

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