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The Society Experiment
A famous Cliqtuber decides to spend the night in an abandoned asylum but it’s a top-secret government facility being used to ‘normalise’ people and they have a plan for him.
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A famous Cliqtuber decides to spend the night in an abandoned asylum but it’s a top-secret government facility being used to ‘normalise’ people and they have a plan for him.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller
Written By:Angela Blake, Jacob Borradaile, Samantha Shaw, Nina Webster, Nicholas Bruce
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Bus Stop Films
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