'Rewind Thirty' - MiamisFF Review
This MiamisFF Review is on the short film 'Rewind Thirty'. Created and released in the United States, this short film has an unclear message.
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Cyneric; a young nobleman, has found himself infected by a great evil. In an attempt to rescue him from his cursed fate, Hermeus and his fellow warriors join together in an exorcism of epic proportions. Bloodshed and horror awaits them. The group must navigate their escape of this nightmarish realm, seeped in fae-like mysticism, and unimaginable creatures from another reality, their distrust is moments from getting eachother killed. Will the group put past their differing ideologies to survive, or become the same beasts the fight against?
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Cyneric; a young nobleman, has found himself infected by a great evil. In an attempt to rescue him from his cursed fate, Hermeus and his fellow warriors join together in an exorcism of epic proportions. Bloodshed and horror awaits them. The group must navigate their escape of this nightmarish realm, seeped in fae-like mysticism, and unimaginable creatures from another reality, their distrust is moments from getting eachother killed. Will the group put past their differing ideologies to survive, or become the same beasts the fight against?
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Genre:Thriller, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:Tommy Walton
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Runtime:14 minutes
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