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The Trail
Martin’s sister, Sam, takes him on a walk to reconnect. However, their encounter with a suspicious walker who hands them a complimentary parking ticket fills Martin with a sense of dread and paranoia about their safety.
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Martin’s sister, Sam, takes him on a walk to reconnect. However, their encounter with a suspicious walker who hands them a complimentary parking ticket fills Martin with a sense of dread and paranoia about their safety.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Suzy Whitefield, Joseph Ollman
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Runtime:14 minutes
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