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Dawai presents a jug with Bodey's face, after which Bodey is sacrificed at the pit.
Dawai presents the jug bearing Bodey's face while Sustin participates in the community's pit-centered ritual system.
Ada is arranged to be joined to Bodey, although the plot does not describe a voluntary romance between them.
The plot states that Ada has been having sex with her brother Jessaby.
Ada's mother Loriss inspects her, punishes her, and later ties her beside the pit.
The plot explicitly identifies Sustin as Jessaby's father when Jessaby tells him that he is sick.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Ada reveals to her parents that the miscarried child was her brother's baby, implicating her family in the forbidden relationship.
Ada breaks Dawai free after the community ties him beside the pit, and she refuses to leave when she believes he will be killed.
A woman who hides a sacrificial face jug struggles against a community's ritual order, forbidden desire, and the pit's demands.
Directed by Chad Crawford Kinkle
Jug Face (2013) · 5.2/10 · drama, horror, thriller
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