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The Pigs Underneath 

Impoverished residents of a tight-knit dystopian community are forced to meet a brutal quota to survive. A young man and his mother are thwarted by theft, betrayal and the horrifying secrets of their desperate neighbors.
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Impoverished residents of a tight-knit dystopian community are forced to meet a brutal quota to survive. A young man and his mother are thwarted by theft, betrayal and the horrifying secrets of their desperate neighbors.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Charlie Dennis
Written By:Charlie Dennis
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Monkeypaw Productions

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