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The Parish (2025)

It's a bold move to make an homage to one of the greatest scenes in contemporary cinema, by one of the most singular directors of our time. But this is a vision all unto its own, and will impart a feeling that'll stay with you long after.
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It's a bold move to make an homage to one of the greatest scenes in contemporary cinema, by one of the most singular directors of our time. But this is a vision all unto its own, and will impart a feeling that'll stay with you long after.

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Directed By:Matt R. Smith
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In Theaters:9/20/2025
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Runtime:13 minutes
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