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Haunted by his past, an alcoholic father confronts the devastating consequences of his actions—unleashing a tragedy that shatters his family.
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Haunted by his past, an alcoholic father confronts the devastating consequences of his actions—unleashing a tragedy that shatters his family.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Asif Isgandarli, Tobias Forsen, Julio Marmol Corbacho
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Runtime:10 minutes
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