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Bright Hill Road
When a misstep after a workplace shooting puts alcoholic Marcy on leave, she heads out to see her sister in California. Halfway there, she stops for a couple of days at the Bright Hill Road Boarding House. The walls close in on the deeply troubled Marcy, as she loses touch with reality and comes face to face with the misdeeds of her sordid past.
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When a misstep after a workplace shooting puts alcoholic Marcy on leave, she heads out to see her sister in California. Halfway there, she stops for a couple of days at the Bright Hill Road Boarding House. The walls close in on the deeply troubled Marcy, as she loses touch with reality and comes face to face with the misdeeds of her sordid past.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Susie Moloney
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Runtime:91 minutes
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Cast
Robert Cuffley
Director
Siobhan Williams
Marcy
Michael Eklund
Owen
Agam Darshi
Mrs. Inman
Sally Cacic
Secretary
Jane Oliphant
Injured Woman
Pete de Jong
Gunman (as Pete Dejong)
Paul Wood
Manager
Brendan Hunter
Marcy's Father (voice)
Kyra MacPherson
Crying Woman
Trevor Holder
Police Officer (uncredited)
Nathan Horch
Basement Ghost (uncredited)
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