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The Tell-Tale Heart 

In a silent apartment, a young wife lives unseen beside her husband. Though he paints her portrait, he always leaves her eyes blank. Her desperate need to be acknowledged spirals into obsession, until the sound of a relentless heartbeat invades her mind - an embodiment of guilt, desire, and madness.
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In a silent apartment, a young wife lives unseen beside her husband. Though he paints her portrait, he always leaves her eyes blank. Her desperate need to be acknowledged spirals into obsession, until the sound of a relentless heartbeat invades her mind - an embodiment of guilt, desire, and madness.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Hoang Dang Quang
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:CHANGWANG Pictures

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