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Under the Light of the Harvest Moon
When a guilt-ridden farmer faces a series of interruptions at his rural home, he must struggle to keep a devastating secret hidden while an ominous presence roams the property.
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When a guilt-ridden farmer faces a series of interruptions at his rural home, he must struggle to keep a devastating secret hidden while an ominous presence roams the property.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Noah Levac
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Box Office:$575
Runtime:12 minutes
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