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Apparition 

Unexplained occurrences take place at an eerie farmhouse, as two grieving sisters with a complicated relationship find themselves entangled between the past and the present, while trying to make sense of guilt, grief, and loss.
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Unexplained occurrences take place at an eerie farmhouse, as two grieving sisters with a complicated relationship find themselves entangled between the past and the present, while trying to make sense of guilt, grief, and loss.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Alicia Pavlis
Written By:Alicia Pavlis
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Runtime:16 minutes
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