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Torn (2023)

A troubled father, Peter Stube, retreats to Bilford, a town full of werewolf lore in hopes of dealing with personal demons. But to his dismay, he must come face to face with the truth of his troubled past or risk becoming part of the legend.
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A troubled father, Peter Stube, retreats to Bilford, a town full of werewolf lore in hopes of dealing with personal demons. But to his dismay, he must come face to face with the truth of his troubled past or risk becoming part of the legend.

Rating:NR
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Directed By:Ryen W. Thomas
Written By:Benjamin Johnston, Jordon Alexander
In Theaters:9/30/2023
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Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:D Star Entertainment, ashWIN Films

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