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the return of the prodigal son 

Cain, a 19-year-old misunderstood by his father and resentful of their fractured relationship, chooses to ignore him once again. His night is filled with unfortunate events as a strange figure haunts him.
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Cain, a 19-year-old misunderstood by his father and resentful of their fractured relationship, chooses to ignore him once again. His night is filled with unfortunate events as a strange figure haunts him.

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Genre:Fantasy, Mystery, Thriller, Horror, Drama
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Box Office:$500
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Studio:CAAV, Cinetiqueta Films

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