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Sedona Film Fest presents ‘What Comes Around’ premiere Aug. 4-9

An immersive thriller where nothing and no one are as they seem

July 28, 2023No Comments

In “What Comes Around” — an immersive thriller directed by Amy Redford — a young love affair becomes a menacing game of cat and mouse. Nothing and no one are as they seem.

In “What Comes Around” — an immersive thriller directed by Amy Redford — a young love affair becomes a menacing game of cat and mouse. Nothing and no one are as they seem.

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