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Cassandra
After a night of drinking, Cassandra’s behavior and actions are harshly questioned by her friend Fernanda, making both of them deal with weird events inside her home.
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After a night of drinking, Cassandra’s behavior and actions are harshly questioned by her friend Fernanda, making both of them deal with weird events inside her home.
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Genre:Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Paula Granato
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Runtime:7 minutes
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