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Atrium (2014)

In the home of an upscale couple, something is awry. Travis must confront his wife about her deteriorating mental state, but is not sure how. An unsettling incident throws their lives out of balance and reveals a dark mystery.
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In the home of an upscale couple, something is awry. Travis must confront his wife about her deteriorating mental state, but is not sure how. An unsettling incident throws their lives out of balance and reveals a dark mystery.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Directed By:David Paige
Written By:David Paige
In Theaters:3/14/2014
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Runtime:12 minutes
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