Don't Tell a Soul (2021)
Don't Tell a Soul
”Two brothers steal to help their sick mom, but a security guard complicates their plan.”
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Why watch this film?
The best movies tend to be the ones we watch without expectations and surprise us. This is the case with 'Don't Tell a Soul', as with any production, not everyone likes it, but it's worth giving it a chance. In the story, two teenage brothers become thieves to help their sick mother. The premise is kind of vague, but the plot takes an intriguing turn, with unexpected twists, ensuring good entertainment. It's a dark movie with an original narrative, full of emotions and the perfect dose of suspense.
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Two thieving teenage brothers, stealing money to help their sick mom, match wits with a troubled security guard stuck at the bottom of a forgotten well.
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