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Does the Dog Die führt 32 Content Notes aufDetaillierte Content Notessomeone gets gaslighted
Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where a person is made to question their own sanity or perception of reality. This trigger can be distressing for survivors of emotional abuse and those who are particularly vulnerable to manipulation.
someone uses drugs
This trigger encompasses the use of various illicit substances and can be distressing for people recovering from drug addiction, those with family members struggling with addiction, or individuals concerned about the negative impacts of drug use.
there's addiction
This trigger refers to the broader concept of addiction, encompassing various behaviors beyond substance abuse. This includes process addictions such as gambling, sex addiction, workaholism, and other compulsive behaviors. It can be triggering for individuals struggling with any form of addiction or those supporting someone with an addiction.
alcohol abuse
This trigger involves depictions of excessive or harmful alcohol consumption, which can be triggering for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction or those affected by alcoholism.
animals are abused
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a woman gets slapped
A female character is struck forcefully on the face by an open hand.
rape is mentioned
Sexual assault of any kind is mentioned, whether it might be recounting an event or a tasteless joke.
someone is restrained
A character is physically prevented from moving freely through the intentional use of force or physical barriers.
someone struggles to breathe
Choking, suffocation, strangling, hyperventilating, and other depictions of difficulty in breathing.
someone is burned alive
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someone breaks a bone
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there's finger/toe mutilation
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there's torture
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someone falls to their death
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someone sacrifices themselves
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someone is kidnapped
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someone vomits
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electro-therapy is used
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needles/syringes are used
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someone self harms
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there's misophonia
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someone says "I'll kill myself"
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someone dies by suicide
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there is obscene language/gestures
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an LGBT person dies
The death of an individual who identifies as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer.
someone speaks hate speech
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someone is sexually objectified
A person is treated as a sexual object rather than a human being.
there are incestuous relationships
Sexual relationships between close family members.
there is sexual content
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a car crashes
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there's blood/gore
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there's gun violence
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Poster
Poster: TMDB
Trailer
Inhaltsangabe
Synopsis IMDBIn front of the cameras and in public, famed Hollywood actress Honey Whitlock, a product of the studio system, is as sweet as her name. Behind the scenes, she is demanding and controlling, making life a nightmare for anyone who has to deal with her, especially her browbeaten assistant, Libby. She and her entourage are in Baltimore - what is emerging as the Hollywood of the east - for the premiere of her latest movie. The premiere gets hijacked by a group of guerrilla independent filmmakers, led by director Cecil B. DeMented, in wanting to make a statement against the Hollywood studio system and the bad movies they produce. Cecil and his band kidnap Honey in the process. What their goal is, with no money per se, to make their own movie starring Honey as a statement against the Hollywood studios. Their general process is to have the scripted elements of the movie, such as Honey's dialogue, being set against "real life" in they overtaking several of the Hollywood movie studio events in Baltimore, such as the filming of the sequel to Forrest Gump (1994). The main questions become if Honey, who is being forced to participate against her will, will truly change as a person and as an actress in seeing Cecil's vision, and how long Cecil and his group can continue in their kamikaze ways, overtaking the movie events in the city, in being the outlaws they have become.Synopsis TMDBAn insane independent film director and his renegade group of demented filmmakers kidnap an A-list Hollywood actress and force her to star in their underground film.Synopsis OMDBAn insane independent film director and his renegade group of teenage filmmakers kidnap an A-list Hollywood actress and force her to star in their underground film.Synopsis Trakt.tvA young lunatic director and his devoted cult of cinema terrorists kidnap a Hollywood movie goddess and force her to star in their radical underground movie.
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