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Alien (The Other) (2022)

Set in an established wealthy home, a middle aged woman is awoken by the sounds of an intruder. As she follows the unsettling sounds, she walks into a nightmare. A nightmare whose dreamer is unknown.
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Set in an established wealthy home, a middle aged woman is awoken by the sounds of an intruder. As she follows the unsettling sounds, she walks into a nightmare. A nightmare whose dreamer is unknown.

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Genre:Fantasy, Thriller
Directed By:Patricia Riggen
Written By:Özgür Seyben
In Theaters:6/15/2022
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Tribeca Productions

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