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Tick. (2022)

Jane (Sarah Bowman) leaves work late one night expecting to drive home when she is pulled into an unusual world. While traveling across various locations and interacting with Terrance (Dorian Hurst) and Amanda (McKenzie McLeod), Jane realizes she is out of time and can no longer return home.
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Jane (Sarah Bowman) leaves work late one night expecting to drive home when she is pulled into an unusual world. While traveling across various locations and interacting with Terrance (Dorian Hurst) and Amanda (McKenzie McLeod), Jane realizes she is out of time and can no longer return home.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Drama, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Directed By:Amber Boutte
Written By:Mads Mathis
In Theaters:10/28/2022
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Runtime:8 minutes
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