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Welcome to the Moon
Bo is invited to his friend Martin's bachelor party. As the party unfolds, mysterious events begin to occur. What starts as a wild weekend, spirals into chaos and paranoia.
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Bo is invited to his friend Martin's bachelor party. As the party unfolds, mysterious events begin to occur. What starts as a wild weekend, spirals into chaos and paranoia.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Aske Bang, Ib Kastrup, Stanislav Sevcik
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Milk & Honey
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