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The Verge 

The Verge follows three women, survivors of an ongoing apocalypse, who are forced to fight their way to the top of a flooding building. This breath-taking climb will change both their lives and the fate of humanity.
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The Verge follows three women, survivors of an ongoing apocalypse, who are forced to fight their way to the top of a flooding building. This breath-taking climb will change both their lives and the fate of humanity.

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Directed By:Mark J. Blackman
Written By:Alba Moyano
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Runtime:15 minutes
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