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Dead Daughters
In present-day Moscow ghosts of three little girls killed by their insane mother randomly pick a person to watch over for a three days. If during this "probation period" person's moral standards appear not to be high enough The Daughters then kill him using telekinesis.
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In present-day Moscow ghosts of three little girls killed by their insane mother randomly pick a person to watch over for a three days. If during this "probation period" person's moral standards appear not to be high enough The Daughters then kill him using telekinesis.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Pavel Ruminov
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Praktika Pictures, Central Partnership
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