Thou Shalt Not Kill
A weary priest receives a late-night confession from an anonymous man who claims to have committed a terrible crime, which begins to unravel a guilt ridden past. All will be revealed in the House of God.
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A weary priest receives a late-night confession from an anonymous man who claims to have committed a terrible crime, which begins to unravel a guilt ridden past. All will be revealed in the House of God.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Josh Bayliss, Emily Collins, Natalie Faulkes
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Batch1Pictures
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