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Katie hasn't been the same since she lost her brother, living in silence and melancholy. After being questioned about his death, she is given a mysterious package containing a token her brother left behind, a beautiful seashell... but something, a presence, follows it into her home. With her solemn peace stolen in recompense, can she help break the ocean-dark cycle her dearly departed brother unknowingly began?
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Katie hasn't been the same since she lost her brother, living in silence and melancholy. After being questioned about his death, she is given a mysterious package containing a token her brother left behind, a beautiful seashell... but something, a presence, follows it into her home. With her solemn peace stolen in recompense, can she help break the ocean-dark cycle her dearly departed brother unknowingly began?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Fatima Isse
Written By:Luke Dickinson
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Runtime:15 minutes
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