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This is the story of Bianca, a young girl with psychological issues. At least that's what her parents think about her. Bianca always talks to Edward - the only one who seems to understand her better - while supernatural things happen in the house. 'The Letter' is a movie about secrets and follies. What someone is able to do to hide a secret?
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This is the story of Bianca, a young girl with psychological issues. At least that's what her parents think about her. Bianca always talks to Edward - the only one who seems to understand her better - while supernatural things happen in the house. 'The Letter' is a movie about secrets and follies. What someone is able to do to hide a secret?

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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Horror, Thriller
Written By:Deborah Haven, Diego Pinzón
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Dream House Pictures

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