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11:11 (2004)

Eighteen years after the murder of her parents, Sara Tobias searches for the meaning of the numbers '11:11' that was scratched in blood beside her mother's body. Following three sudden murders, supernatural events are unleashed as she gets closer to the truth.
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Eighteen years after the murder of her parents, Sara Tobias searches for the meaning of the numbers '11:11' that was scratched in blood beside her mother's body. Following three sudden murders, supernatural events are unleashed as she gets closer to the truth.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:Michael Bafaro
Written By:Evan Tylor, Michael Bafaro, Pat Bermel
In Theaters:2/1/2004
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Evolution Pictures, IndustryWorks Distribution

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