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In Barry Jay's 2023 thriller The Way Out, a queer man deals with personal hardships while also becoming influenced by his alluring but dangerous new roommate.
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In Patrick Lussier's 2023 movie Play Dead, a sister goes to great lengths to help her brother stay out of jail. This includes breaking into a morgue.
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In Kyle Edward Ball's film Skinamarink, two kids wake up alone in their home one night. What follows is a startling experiment in form and senses.
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