'You Are My Home' and Only Hope
A homeless girl faces depression and uncertainty during the holidays.
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Karina finds her grandmother's old diary, which contains entries about a woman named Tamara. A few days later, she and her friends discover a strange basement with a mirror and an upside-down cross hanging there. The spirit of the deceased woman, Tamara, possesses one of them in order to take revenge on Karina's grandmother, Svitlana, by killing her.
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Karina finds her grandmother's old diary, which contains entries about a woman named Tamara. A few days later, she and her friends discover a strange basement with a mirror and an upside-down cross hanging there. The spirit of the deceased woman, Tamara, possesses one of them in order to take revenge on Karina's grandmother, Svitlana, by killing her.
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Genre:Thriller, Horror, Drama
Written By:Violietta Viershynina, Melina Kudihina, Valeriia Tuituinnikova, Viktoriia Rybakova
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Runtime:13 minutes
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