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Maroc - PHILSTAR.COM - Freeman - 15/Sep 16:00
‘Speak No Evil’ is a family drama disguised as horror-thriller
“Speak No Evil” has all the components of a family drama: a married couple on the brink of separation and a child who plays a significant role in the parents’ dynamic. They embark on a journey that could either make or break their marriage, potentially serving as a lesson to viewers.
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