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Can you protect your partner?

2024 · 9 min · ★ 10.0 · Thriller

In a crime-ridden Los Angeles, an anxious young man is put up to a menacing test by his girlfriend on a weekend retreat.

Directed by Brian Ferenchik · Written by Brian Ferenchik

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