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The Savior (2024)
A young woman is stalked by a monster that claims to be god, the story follows her as she agonizes over whether to succumb to the being, while her ignorant friend reflects on her experience as he saw it. The film reflects on the topics of religion, mental health, and our society.
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A young woman is stalked by a monster that claims to be god, the story follows her as she agonizes over whether to succumb to the being, while her ignorant friend reflects on her experience as he saw it. The film reflects on the topics of religion, mental health, and our society.
Rating:NR
Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Horror
Written By:James DeFilippi
In Theaters:9/11/2024
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Runtime:11 minutes
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