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A man who sold his soul to the devil to become the greatest artist in the world must face his past sins during his final exhibition.
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A man who sold his soul to the devil to become the greatest artist in the world must face his past sins during his final exhibition.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Wyatt Voit, Keegan Lippert
In Theaters:4/30/2025
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Hank Exclamation Point! Productions, Bowling Green State University
Cast
Keegan Lippert
Director
Ean McIntosh
John Grey
Maddalena Auteri
Bailey Hallard
Hayden Novak
Man in Goat Mask / The Devil
Claudette Jones
Woman
Mar’Vellis Martin
Man
Wyatt Voit
Waiter / The Devil (Additional Voice)
Faith Louise Jackson
The Devil (Additional Voice)
Matthias Bates
Art Gallery Attendee
Anthony Antush
Art Gallery Attendee
Mikayla Goforth
Art Gallery Attendee
Alexis Hart
Art Gallery Attendee
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