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The Void (2024)
A once brilliant teenager battling drug addiction seeks family support to heal his emotional wounds, but his conservative father's harsh discipline and mistrust risk tearing their family apart.
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A once brilliant teenager battling drug addiction seeks family support to heal his emotional wounds, but his conservative father's harsh discipline and mistrust risk tearing their family apart.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sashwat Mohta
In Theaters:11/7/2024
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Runtime:17 minutes
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