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After an evening at the restaurant, a family finds themselves trapped in the elevator of their residence on the 8th floor. A mysterious voice from the intercom confronts them with their responsibilities, revealing unexpected consequences.
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After an evening at the restaurant, a family finds themselves trapped in the elevator of their residence on the 8th floor. A mysterious voice from the intercom confronts them with their responsibilities, revealing unexpected consequences.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Thomas Rousvoal, Kevin Millet
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Runtime:19 minutes
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