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A troubled father and son embark on a night fishing trip that unravels dark family secrets and local legends of deadly sea creatures. The line between truth and superstition blurs, culminating in a chilling realization beneath the waves.
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A troubled father and son embark on a night fishing trip that unravels dark family secrets and local legends of deadly sea creatures. The line between truth and superstition blurs, culminating in a chilling realization beneath the waves.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Antony Woolmer
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:BitterOyster Creative
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