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- The document is an excerpt from the script of a 4Brothers Productions horror film titled "Sanctus" starring Liam Monks and directed by Zack Moore and Aaron Randall. - The protagonist walks through an overgrown graveyard and is chased by a mysterious camera. He returns home out of breath only to discover a cryptic message left on a burnt family photo, implying that he cannot kill what is already dead. - The excerpt builds tension as the protagonist is followed in the graveyard and ends on a frightening note with the discovery of the message.
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