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To the Edge of Hell 

Helia is forced into a terrifying situation when she learns her father's friend has stolen her private photos and videos. With no other choice, Helia accepts the man's evil request and enters his home, a place where his special fantasies and dark secrets becomes a living nightmare.
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Helia is forced into a terrifying situation when she learns her father's friend has stolen her private photos and videos. With no other choice, Helia accepts the man's evil request and enters his home, a place where his special fantasies and dark secrets becomes a living nightmare.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Hesam Dehghani
Written By:Hesam Dehghani
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Persian Magic Art Group

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