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Incluvie – Better diversity in movies.
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White Eyes 

Three characters find safety in an abandoned house after escaping from a bad situation outside which has left one of them injured and on the verge of death. They must do what they can to help him but to also know if the house they are now in, is going to be safe for them to stay.
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Three characters find safety in an abandoned house after escaping from a bad situation outside which has left one of them injured and on the verge of death. They must do what they can to help him but to also know if the house they are now in, is going to be safe for them to stay.

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Written By:Joe Donnelly
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Streamline Films

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