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Catfish 

When Sophia checks into a remote hotel to meet a man she connected with on social media, reality begins to unravel. Depending on which room she is assigned, two very different fates await her, both overshadowed by obsession. The mysterious hotel receptionist watches silently.
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When Sophia checks into a remote hotel to meet a man she connected with on social media, reality begins to unravel. Depending on which room she is assigned, two very different fates await her, both overshadowed by obsession. The mysterious hotel receptionist watches silently.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Stefano González
Written By:Stefano González
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Studio:American Lion Pictures (DK), Raunow Productions

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