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The Woods Beckon
Bitten by something unknown, a man must venture deep enough into the Forbidden Woods before transforming into something sinister. Alone in the forest, he begins to unravel as something inside him shifts. Time distorts, routines break down, and the boundary between himself and the environment begins to dissolve. Haunted by the family he left behind and consumed by a force older than the forest itself, he is pulled deeper into a cycle he may not be able to escape. Filmed by a total cast and crew of three people over seven days in the remote forest.
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Bitten by something unknown, a man must venture deep enough into the Forbidden Woods before transforming into something sinister. Alone in the forest, he begins to unravel as something inside him shifts. Time distorts, routines break down, and the boundary between himself and the environment begins to dissolve. Haunted by the family he left behind and consumed by a force older than the forest itself, he is pulled deeper into a cycle he may not be able to escape. Filmed by a total cast and crew of three people over seven days in the remote forest.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Jeffrey Paul Agosta, Jake Kuwana
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Runtime:73 minutes
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