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The Ourobite
Lucretia (Luc) Mott reluctantly agrees to an interview with a documentary crew. She plans to tell them about her traumatic experience with the Order of Ouroboros, a cult she was a member of. She hopes sharing her story will help hold her abusers accountable.
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Lucretia (Luc) Mott reluctantly agrees to an interview with a documentary crew. She plans to tell them about her traumatic experience with the Order of Ouroboros, a cult she was a member of. She hopes sharing her story will help hold her abusers accountable.
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Genre:Horror, Drama, Crime
Written By:Steven Paul Wolf, Jr.
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Runtime:26 minutes
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