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Fascinating but flat: Amazon Prime’s Thirteen Lives reviewed

That said, the basic raw material is so strong it's hard not to get involved

The kids were rescued by sedating them and at intervals jabbing them with ketamine as they were dragged out of the cave: Thirteen Lives
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