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After eight years of relation, coldness and silence dominate Ken and Zoe's life. Ken proposes to Zoe to relive the beginning of their relationship in the same place where they met: room 88.
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After eight years of relation, coldness and silence dominate Ken and Zoe's life. Ken proposes to Zoe to relive the beginning of their relationship in the same place where they met: room 88.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Giuseppe Ferlito
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